My engine 15a fuse keep blowing out. Van will not start.

You have a short somewhere in the starting and ignition systems. Take your car to an automotive electrical specialist immediately. If you put in a large enough fuse the car will start but you could trigger a fire that might destroy the car.

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EFI 15A Fuse keeps blowing on my 1992 Toyota Paseo Google Search

what does this 15A power?
if the slot calls for a 15A, don't go bigger, but look for a shorted wire/loose connection for whatever that fuse powers.
ex: 15A fuse for my lighter keeps popping..... Nevermind, I found a dime stuck in the lighter that caused it.
hope it's not a hard one to track, but let me know and I'll help ya think on the solution.

If a fuse keeps on blowing there is a short in the wireing to that circut, Your best bet is to take it into a auto electric shop to be check out,

Unplug the wiper motor and replace the fuse. If it works the wiper motor is shorted out. It may also be the wiring rubbed thrue somewhere causing a short.

check the dome (house) lights curcuit, you may hav a short to ground caused by burnt or corroded contact or brokrn wires

sounds as if you have a power shortage in the van. first establish what fuse keeps blowing this will help in narrowing down the short.once short is located check all connections ,wires,and plugs.

FRONT:
-blown No. 18 {15A) fuse in the under-dash
fuse/relay box.

REAR:
-blown No. 18 (15A) fuse in the under-dash
fuse/relay box.
- blown No.3 (10A)fuse in the under-dash fuse/
relay box.

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