Originally Posted by
oledoc2u
A fuse blows for a reason. Too much voltage. Which can be a corroded or broken wire and/or connection somewhere in that circuit.....corrosion causes heat to build up, broken wire can mean a dead short. This can lead to a code to be thrown, the light coming on...and certainly a fuse to be blown... Check that circuit for all of the above... look at all the connections for corrosion, or a frayed or broken wire...
Ooo, ooo, ooo... I get to pretend I'm smart and correct someone!!! It's not too much voltage, it's too much amperage, i.e., too much current being pulled through the fuse. Gawd, that felt good! Now granted, too much voltage is a possibility, albeit a slim one.
Not that any of this helps with the problem. I am feeling rather superior, so leave me alone...