Dic: go wrong

• With so many great players to choose from, there was no way I could go wrong.
• If you follow the signs to the park, you can't go wrong.
• You can't go wrong with the Italian restaurants in this neighborhood.

| 1. to make a mistake or a bad decision

• I don't know what I would have done if anything had gone wrong.
• They tried to find out what went wrong with the science experiment.

| 2. to experience problems or have a bad result

• He was a kid who went wrong, although he came from a very good family.
• Has something gone wrong with nature?

| 3. to start to behave very badly

Usage notes: often used for all three meanings in the form something goes wrong with something, as in the examples

.... Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms,
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/go+wrong