Question about 2005 Chevrolet Suburban
Check and see if your battery cables are ok and not staring to corrode. Sometimes it is hard to see this whithout taking the cables off the battery. If the computer picks up a break in power or drop in amps it will blow a fuse rather than taking out the computer. Hope this helps
Posted on Feb 07, 2010
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Ended up being the motors in the passenger seat that move the seat front and back. They were binding then overheating and poping the fuse whenever someone would move the seat.
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