I decided I was going to remove all my black plastics and paint them due to fading. This included the black plastic around the display. I did the back first and put it back on. Then I took off the front fenders and grille. I disconnected the headlight assemblies from the grille. I started to remove the display, but I broke both buttons for setting the clock and changing the odometer, tach, etc. When I seen how many wires there were with the switches, I decided not to bother and put the display back together. At this point I fired up the buggy to move it, and the display cycled and blew a fuse. (10A) Replaced the fuse and tried again. Same thing, blew a fuse. After checking it out, I decided the best bet would be to take it to the dealer, so I put the grille and headlights back on and reconnected the headlights to the wiring harness. Then, when I started it up, everything appears to be working. So, I concluded that for some reason, when the headlights are disconnected from the harness, it blows a fuse. However, I went to check my headlights, and as soon as I hit the switch for the park lights, it blows the same fuse. Scratching my head on this one. Everything worked before I removed the headlights, and when I reconnect them I'm blowing fuses. ALSO, the MIL is flashing a 0650 code. Headlight connector only goes in one way. Any thoughts??