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electrical prob. - 4/19/2008 2:50:14 PM   
Texvan

 

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Greetings,
This is a prob. that could be applied to any car, but here it is. A 95 Chev.cargo van that started blowing 20amp fuses in the blinker slot. I thought I had it fixed when I spread out the wires in the trailer pigtail, but now it blows everytime, just when I put in a new one and turn the key on. Where do I start tracing, or how do I start locating the obvious short?
What other troubleshooting tips are there?
Thanks,
Jim 
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RE: electrical prob. - 4/19/2008 9:09:58 PM   
shawnvw

 

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Sounds like the short is between the signal switch and the fuse. try unplugging the switch to see if the shor is still present. I can't tell you what wire you're chasing, but if you go to the back of the fuse box, and trace the wire to the fuse, that should give you a head start

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