Keep blow engine fuse
#1
Keep blow engine fuse
So the other day i blew my 20 amp engine fuse. it completely made my car stop running.
So i replaced it and today i blew it again. whats going on here?! I noticed that it blew after to got on it hard for a few mins (throttle) both times.
Thanks for any input.
So i replaced it and today i blew it again. whats going on here?! I noticed that it blew after to got on it hard for a few mins (throttle) both times.
Thanks for any input.
#5
Ele fuel pump surging, sensor shorting out, do you have AC, bad alternator? also might wanna check for bare wires shorting out in the engine bay and or loose pos battery terminal. Good luck
Last edited by ExtenZe Overdose; 07-17-11 at 02:39 AM. Reason: more info
#6
Something's shorting to ground. Look around for wires that may be laying against hot engine parts. Look for wire casings that are cracked or hard from the heat. What year/model/options do you have? Overused lazy clich'e ahead..."Study your wiring diagrams". No really. For example I recently spent quite a bit of tears and frustration trying to figure out why the automatic tranny shift solenoids in my ford taurus kept shorting out their fuse when driven hard...inspecting and testing everything. Then I found a wiring diagram showing the fuse also protecting the heated O2 sensors, come to find out the sensor wiring was laying on the rear header. When the wire casing got hot enough it quit insulating and started shorting even though there was no exposed wire. It's not an RX-7, but it just goes to show how easy it is to overlook the simple things.
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#8
update... I feel dumb... lol... I was checking stuff out. my battery cables werent very tight, tighten them up and it stopped doing it. for now unless it does it again but so far so good.
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