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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Hawley, PA
Age: 72
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Hawley, PA
Age: 72
Posts: 1,746
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Originally Posted by zeffbraun
Over the weekend, I check the fuses. After checking all of the fuses (inside the dash and under the hood), the only one that came up bad was the one marked "Dome", under the hood. I replaced this one with the appropriate fuse and everything seemed to work perfectly. I thought it was a little odd that this one fuse was the cause to every listed above working incorrectly. But whatever, it all worked. About an hour or so after I replaced the fuse, I ran a quick errand. Everything was still working properly. However, when I got back in the car to return home, everything had gone back to the way it was; clock, stereo, dome lights, brights... nothing worked.
Is this just due to a bad fuse or is this due to a larger issue, ie, a short somewhere in the wiring?
Thanks.
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Have you recently installed any new equipment (lighting or audio equipment)? If so, I would start looking there. I would replace the fuse again, just in case it was defective. If it goes again, then you probably have a problem somewhere in the wiring circuit. You will have to get a copy of the wiring schematics and check everything on that fuse circuit. Since you mentioned the high beams, I would check the wiring to them first, since that looks to be the only circuit outside of the cab and more prone to moisture and corrosion.
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