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Old 05-15-2005, 10:27 AM
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Suburban electrical problem

Is there any fix to a 30amp circuit breaker that works the rear defrost and power locks on a 94 Suburban. The 30 amp circuit breaker is getting very hot and smoked one of them while driving. This happened months ago and I replaced the 30 amp with one that had longer fingers and it worked fine for months. Is there any easy solution to tracing this electrical problem.

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Old 05-15-2005, 04:42 PM
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Re: Suburban electrical problem

it should't be on long enuf to smoke the breaker unless the rear defroster isnt shuting itself off, or there is a short. test light on rear defog wires will tell if its running after but as far as the short there is no easy way.
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Re: Suburban electrical problem

Thanks for the help. I will check to see if the rear defrost is staying on for soime reason, but beleive there is a short somewhere.
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