Keeps blowing fuse
#1
Keeps blowing fuse
Hello,
Well ever since I got my truck (4 years ago) this fuse was blown. I tried replacing it but every time I replace it....it blows right away (1 sec. later).
It is showing it as a radiator fan fuse.....but our fans are not electric. I am a little confused. Truck runs great, fan works,.......but just a hint....my AC does not work. Never did and it doesn't really bother me but could it be connected to AC somehow? I had freon checked a while back and the guy told me that it was full and that it should work.
Anybody has any ideas or knows what this fuse really controls?
Thanks!
Well ever since I got my truck (4 years ago) this fuse was blown. I tried replacing it but every time I replace it....it blows right away (1 sec. later).
It is showing it as a radiator fan fuse.....but our fans are not electric. I am a little confused. Truck runs great, fan works,.......but just a hint....my AC does not work. Never did and it doesn't really bother me but could it be connected to AC somehow? I had freon checked a while back and the guy told me that it was full and that it should work.
Anybody has any ideas or knows what this fuse really controls?
Thanks!
#2
is it blowing with the truck on? or off? or both?
check to see if there is voltage there with the truck off.
next you can check continuity between that fuse holder and ground. that will tell you if there is a short on that line. if there is no short it's an over current. within the system.
i don't know what that fuse is specifically for and whether it is what is keeping your A/C from working. but that should get you started and us some more info.
jon
check to see if there is voltage there with the truck off.
next you can check continuity between that fuse holder and ground. that will tell you if there is a short on that line. if there is no short it's an over current. within the system.
i don't know what that fuse is specifically for and whether it is what is keeping your A/C from working. but that should get you started and us some more info.
jon
#3
is it blowing with the truck on? or off? or both?
check to see if there is voltage there with the truck off.
next you can check continuity between that fuse holder and ground. that will tell you if there is a short on that line. if there is no short it's an over current. within the system.
i don't know what that fuse is specifically for and whether it is what is keeping your A/C from working. but that should get you started and us some more info.
jon
check to see if there is voltage there with the truck off.
next you can check continuity between that fuse holder and ground. that will tell you if there is a short on that line. if there is no short it's an over current. within the system.
i don't know what that fuse is specifically for and whether it is what is keeping your A/C from working. but that should get you started and us some more info.
jon
Thanks anyways!
Last edited by boris_gti; 10-29-2011 at 01:43 PM.
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