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Old 11-27-2005, 02:50 PM   #1
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pcm fuse keeps blowing

my car died on me and wouldnt start and i found that the pcm fuse was blowen and as soon as i replaced it and turned the key it blew again any idea what the problem might be? i was told that the pcm might have an internal short.
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Re: pcm fuse keeps blowing

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my car died on me and wouldnt start and i found that the pcm fuse was blowen and as soon as i replaced it and turned the key it blew again any idea what the problem might be? i was told that the pcm might have an internal short.
What year Grand Am and engine size?

Check all of the grounding that terminates at the engine/tranny grounding stud and battery negative. Make sure there is no corrosion and all is tight.
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