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Backup Lights blowing cause AC? 200 1989

posted by  Josepi_love on  Thu May 18 08:07 CST 2006
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OK,

I have been away at school away from my brick for some time now and i get back to find my little brother telling me the backup lights keep blowing and he is just replacing fuses left and right.
I looked on the pannel to see what was happening and saw that AC and backup lights are on the same circuit. My AC was pretty dead when i got it and i tried to bring it to life this time last year with no luck, but everything is still hooked up. When i got in the car the AC knob was "on". could this cause the blowing of the fuse?
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Blue '89 Volvo 244 DL 5-speed w/ 187k






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