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Old 12-02-2005, 03:18 PM
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# 20 yellow Fuse Keeps Blowing 99 Stratus

Need Input on How/Why the Yellow #20 fuse keeps Blowing.Had Bought a few just in case Now Even with the new fuse in the car will not start.There is power however but the car won't even click when you turn the ignition any Ideas on what the problem may Be.
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Old 12-04-2005, 06:20 AM
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Re: # 20 yellow Fuse Keeps Blowing 99 Stratus

You probably have a short in the wiring somewhere it is causing it to pop. I also had something to that extent happen in my 3000GT which happened because I had a broken motor mount and it was causing the engine to lean back a little and it was pinching the ignition wire causing it to pop the same fuze (sounds weird I know) may check that out as well. Good Luck
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