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OK I've been playing with this problem for a few days and can't seem to sort it out. Here is how it started.
-Driving home temp went to 190 and fans did not come on -Directional signals did not work -checked fuses and relays all good -seperated fan relay wire from fan/signal fuse -hooked up fan wire and fans work -directional signals still not working -volt meter on signal fuse and voltage drop when you turn on directional signal (13V down to 5V)also alt. light came on) -seperated directional sign.plug at column and tested switch (no short found , good continuity) -checked signal lights (frt and rear) with seperate 12v source and all works) -haz. warning lights all work and flash -replaced flasher and still large voltage drop at dir. switch plug -problem seems to be from fuse block to directional signal plug (can't sort out schematic) So I'm thinking that I have a high resistance short somewhere but can't seem to isolate.I am not blowing fuses but when I move the directional signal lever I have a 6-8V drop at the fuse and this wire is the only on that fuse position and it is tight. I'm stuck so any help here would be appreciated. |
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