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Heater keeps blowing fuse. 96 gt3000. if its a short, where?

Heater keeps blowing fuse. 96 gt3000

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I have a 1996 mitsubishi 3000GT and it keeps over heating! I've had the thermostat replaced 2x's and am constantly changing the oil. what could be wrong?

  • G. F Dec 15, 2013

    If the oil has coolant in it, (looks like a vinalla milkshake, then you have a blown headgasket. Do a compression test to compare compression in all cylinder.

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Replace the fan resistor located under dash near passenger side on the side of the heater box.

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