Hey all,
I know it's been a while since I posted here.
I took my stereo out to force out a stuck CD. After I put everything back together, I noticed the temp control would not work. The 7.5 amp circuit keeps blowing fuses. The thick wiring harness in the dash was a pain to work with. Could I possibly have caused a short in the harness junctions when reinstalling everything? I turned the ignition on with and without the harness connected to the back of the control unit... same result, still keeps blowing them out.
Any ideas? Ski? you here man?
A/C fuse blown.
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Q451990
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Re: A/C fuse blown.
Sure sounds like a short in the harness. Fun fun...
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Re: A/C fuse blown.
figured it out last week..... sorry, had not been back to the thread since then.
Who the heck makes a connector that goes into the A/C control unit, EXACTLY the same as one that goes into the stereo??? Even worse, why are they tied into the same harness???
Who the heck makes a connector that goes into the A/C control unit, EXACTLY the same as one that goes into the stereo??? Even worse, why are they tied into the same harness???
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Re: A/C fuse blown.
The engineering department of every car manufacturer in the entire world employs at least one Aggie...Wiggler wrote:Who the heck makes a connector that goes into the A/C control unit, EXACTLY the same as one that goes into the stereo??? Even worse, why are they tied into the same harness???
