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So last night I was changing out my starter solenoid, and like an idiot, I didn't disconnect my battery.  wires made contact, a spark went up and the engine even tried to turn over for a second.  But now I have no power at all.  Which to me means something blew. I know you can have power to the dash and the ignition won't work, but I'm not getting anything.  I looked at the fuses and they look ok.  But I don't know how to tell if the larger black ones are bad or not.  Any ideas? Can the voltage regulator get blown up? are there fuses I'm not seeing? I see on that's at the end of a red wire near the battery but that doesn't look blown either.  Hello!!!!! Moab trip planned in one week!

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