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14 Apr 2008, 06:28 pm
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Blowning fuses
New to Forums..Trying to get daughter's 02 PT running again..I'm currently blowing fuse #11 (ENG MOD/ABS-TRAC). I may have a problem with the engine wiring harness considering wires were burnt at the alternator and crank sensor bundle.....Any ideas on what to look at?
    
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15 Apr 2008, 12:14 am
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Re: Blowning fuses
open up the burnt bundle and find all the damaged wires. take a razor blade and carefully cut the protective tubing back several inches. look for any wires that are bubbled, or have any damage to the sheathing. the fuse is blowing due to a short and you have to repair it.
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