Short Circuit Fuse Box
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Short Circuit Fuse Box
My heater blower was not working, so I decided to take a look behind the fuse box. What I found, was two loose cables that had short circuited. Both had been attached to a 30A fuse, which had blown.
To make a long story short, a while back, my wife called me and told me she saw smoke coming under the steering wheel, but when I got there could not smell anything. I thought it was coolant burning, but now know it was a cable short circuit. Been driving car no problems, but of course no AC, lots of heat.
Should I place another 30A fuse to both those cables again? what is their purpose?
Thanks. DiscoMike, you were right about it being a short circuit.
To make a long story short, a while back, my wife called me and told me she saw smoke coming under the steering wheel, but when I got there could not smell anything. I thought it was coolant burning, but now know it was a cable short circuit. Been driving car no problems, but of course no AC, lots of heat.
Should I place another 30A fuse to both those cables again? what is their purpose?
Thanks. DiscoMike, you were right about it being a short circuit.
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