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ignition fuse


jxi76
11-08-2004, 06:56 PM
Well my car would not start, found out that the ignition fuse had blown i replaced the fuse and drove the car home, shut it off and went to restart it to make sure it was working, well the fuse blew again. Does anyone know why my ignition fuse keeps blowing...Please help

hundahunta
11-09-2004, 03:04 AM
you possibly have either a wire grounding out or a component that is drawing too much current.. These can either be an easy fix or a real difficult one

kingandy
11-11-2004, 10:10 PM
does it blow in the middle of the night by itself? or when you go to start the engine, you could have a bad starter drawing too much amps, good luck

JRS2001
11-22-2004, 01:03 AM
Hello,

Do you have an update to the fuse problem, I am having similar problems with a 2001 model blowing the underhood number #15 (start/fuel) fuse.

Is this the same one that you are blowing? Mine exihibits the same problems replace fuse runs fine then with no warning wont start.

Please relay any further info if you can.

Thanks

jxi76
12-03-2004, 01:42 PM
Hello,

Do you have an update to the fuse problem, I am having similar problems with a 2001 model blowing the underhood number #15 (start/fuel) fuse.

Is this the same one that you are blowing? Mine exihibits the same problems replace fuse runs fine then with no warning wont start.

Please relay any further info if you can.

Thanks
Hi yes i do have an update. Next what happened was we would put in a new fuse and go to start the car and it would blow before the car was started. My husband replaced the starter and it is working like a charm. The starter was starting to go bad, so it was causing the fuse to blow. Hope it helps replace the starter.

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