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Old 27-Sep-2005, 11:19 PM
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blowing fuses

I have got a problem my fuse that controls my blikners reverse light tach and engine lights keeps blowing it is a 10 amp fuse could it be my relay is going or a loose connection somewhere... I did what everyone knows your not supposed to do and put a large fuse in a 30 amp and it lasted for about 15 minutes and i used my blinker 4 times but then it blew. If anyone can help
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Old 28-Sep-2005, 11:33 AM
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you have a short somewhere, bust out the multimeter and go nuts.
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Old 28-Sep-2005, 07:03 PM
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Originally posted by mrchaos
you have a short somewhere, bust out the multimeter and go nuts.
no kidding.

Try to fast track, your lights share the same fuse. I would check for a break or corrosion of a wire leading to your tail lights, or corner lights.

When found soder the connection and wrap it with shrink tube.
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Old 28-Sep-2005, 10:46 PM
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Thanks i thought i found it in a bad splice some idiot did before i bought it but i guess not i have the fuse lasting for about 30 minutes now then blowing i think it is when i hit a bump ill find it just wondering if anyone has had the same problem
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Old 29-Sep-2005, 12:35 PM
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Yes I had the same problem I was driving and my cluster lights would go out and same as my rear lights. After searching for the short I found that the last owner spliced into the corner light for his side markers. His creative wiring and duct tape did not do the job and kept on shorting out.
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lmao that is the exact same thing as my car i found it the problem was also creative wiring for the side markers thanks alot tho . So everyone keep this in mind when your cluster and rear lights go out some dumb *** maybe your self did **** job wiring the sidemarkers .
Thanks for the help guys
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Originally posted by 89 z6 civc
lmao that is the exact same thing as my car i found it the problem was also creative wiring for the side markers thanks alot tho . So everyone keep this in mind when your cluster and rear lights go out some dumb *** maybe your self did **** job wiring the sidemarkers .
Thanks for the help guys
honestly i believe that is the biggest problem with people modifying their cars, incorrect wiring.
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