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Testing for shorts at fuse block?

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posted by  Colin UK on  Sat Jul 24 11:56 CST 2004
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NO, ZERO Ohms would indicate a dead short to ground.

Any other reading will indicate the potential current draw :- Volts divided by Ohms = current in Amps.

Colin.

1990 740SE B200E/M47, remote C/Locking.






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