The starter fuse keeps blowing out on my 2000 crown Victoria everytime I start it. The next time I try to use my car it wont start then when I check the fuses its blown. Alternator and battery are fine...i think it might be something with a short circuit...I don't know. please help
Hi,i would say the solenoid on your starter is faulty
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More than likely its being caused by a short-circuit to ground in the wiring in your Cranking Circuit.
If it blows the fuse immediately after installing the fuse, its probably a hot-wire. If it blows it the second you try to crank it over, its probably one of the wires between your ignition and the Starter Relay.
To track down the bad wire you'll need a Wiring Schematic for the vehicle and either a Digital Volt/Ohm-Meter or Test-Light and a basic understanding of wiring which is... honestly a little hard to explain over the internet. However, that is the only course that can be taken without taking the vehicle to a qualified Dealership Technician.
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ITS FUSE #16 AND ITS a 20A FUSE
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have fuel pump checked i have known a bad fuel pump shorting out causing pcm fuse to blow.
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I Have the same problem with my 97 ford keeps blown fuse 15 amp,when I step on the brake pedal,to shift out of park it blows the fuse.can someone help me out what to look for.I replaced the switch on brake pedal that wasn't it.
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