does anyone know what this fuse powers in the inside fuse box?
Feb 27, 2011, 06:51 PM
#1
does anyone know what this fuse powers in the inside fuse box?
top left #1 (10a engine) interior fuse keeps blowing.. does anyone know what all connects to it? my car wont start. fuse blows as soon as i put the key to the "on" position without turning on the car. i need to retrace all the power wires being fed by this fuse. need to find where this short is coming from and where all to look
thank you.. diagrams would help too
these arent my pics (just using to show what fuse i am talking about)
thank you.. diagrams would help too
these arent my pics (just using to show what fuse i am talking about)
Last edited by Darkn3s; Feb 28, 2011 at 09:58 AM.
Feb 27, 2011, 11:13 PM
#7
is there a diagram for the ground setup? like what goes to what? i just got my motor put back in and not sure if they pput ALL the grounds back where they go.. i also had my stock intake mani replaced with ams vsr so not sure if that one would need a ground..
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Feb 27, 2011, 11:19 PM
#8
Short to ground won't blow a fuse, short to power will.
A ground shorted to ground....grounds
which will cause other issues but not a fuse blowing.
(of course this is talking about ground wires in particular, exact opisite for power wires)
Check your engine harness for damage that may have been done durring your intake/engine install.
A ground shorted to ground....grounds
which will cause other issues but not a fuse blowing.(of course this is talking about ground wires in particular, exact opisite for power wires)
Check your engine harness for damage that may have been done durring your intake/engine install.
Last edited by sho669; Feb 27, 2011 at 11:44 PM.
Feb 28, 2011, 12:05 AM
#9
Short to ground won't blow a fuse, short to power will.
A ground shorted to ground....grounds which will cause other issues but not a fuse blowing.
(of course this is talking about ground wires in particular, exact opisite for power wires)
Check your engine harness for damage that may have been done durring your intake/engine install.
A ground shorted to ground....grounds
which will cause other issues but not a fuse blowing.(of course this is talking about ground wires in particular, exact opisite for power wires)
Check your engine harness for damage that may have been done durring your intake/engine install.
Feb 28, 2011, 07:50 AM
#12
Pick up a book on basic eletrical or take it to a shop that knows what they are doing you're not making a lot of sense in how you're trying to diag this.
Without seeing the car how would anyone here be able to tell you if you missed any grounds, not like that would cause your issue anyways.
you're not making a lot of sense in how you're trying to diag this.Without seeing the car how would anyone here be able to tell you if you missed any grounds, not like that would cause your issue anyways.
Feb 28, 2011, 10:03 AM
#14
Pick up a book on basic eletrical or take it to a shop that knows what they are doing you're not making a lot of sense in how you're trying to diag this.
Without seeing the car how would anyone here be able to tell you if you missed any grounds, not like that would cause your issue anyways.
you're not making a lot of sense in how you're trying to diag this.Without seeing the car how would anyone here be able to tell you if you missed any grounds, not like that would cause your issue anyways.
Feb 28, 2011, 10:08 AM
#15
There are quite a few grounds around the intake, ones that bolt right to it ect. The VSR most likely doesn't have provisions for those, they should be easy to see hanging off the harness all lonely.
I'll look in my wsm for a diagram of the fuse, mine is a IX but it might give you something to go off of.
I'll look in my wsm for a diagram of the fuse, mine is a IX but it might give you something to go off of.