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Electrical problem 200 1986

posted by  transit wind on  Mon Jul 13 19:45 CST 2009
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Have you checked the fuse, I believe they are all on the same fuse. Check for a wire that has come loose and touches the body (shorts). I know the over head light can blow the fuse if one of those wires touches the roof.

Power locks can have a short inside the door. Look for a wire that has worn insulation starting with the drivers door.

If the fuse is blown see if it blows when the stereo is on or keep it off and see if it blows still. Not sure how it would blow it but having it off might help to see if it only happens when its on. (total guess on that last radio thing).






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