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Anonymous Posted on Jan 05, 2016

1992 Dodge Dakota blows 50 amp fuse under hood when started. Runs fine when started, but several items, such as windows, locks, A/C fan don't work.

Was running fine when parked for about a year.

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Most likely one of the above is shorted out . Remove the cables from all the above units , remove the battery terminals, using a OHM meter probe each hot wire to earth all should show open circuit if no short to earth in wiring, next probe the hot terminals on the above units to earth or unit body, all good units should show open circuit , the closed circuit reading is the faulty one.

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