blown fuse

ddm156 · Aug 22, 2010

I had a couple of fuses blow up on me last week. I replaced the hazard, wiper, and turn signal fuses --they all fryed at once? Why?? It happened when I was driving with the top off and got caught in some rain...didn't think I soaked anything though. Also, when I replaced the fuses, the hazard fuse sparked when I went to insert it and immediately blew. why might that have happened??? I suck at electrical work.

Viperwolf1 · Aug 22, 2010

Wiper doesn't use a fuse. It has a circuit breaker in the wiper switch. Washers do use a fuse, same as turn signal fuse.

Turn signal and hazard circuits are close to each other in the column switch on '74 and up. The column switch is a high probability of failure item. If it's '73 or older I would expect to find a problem behind the dash.

ddm156 · Aug 23, 2010

I have the centech wiring harness, so I have more fuses. the hazards fuse blows every time I try to put one in. with the centech harness its a 15 fuse, right? i lost my instal instructions and fuse panel key. I moved the ground wire with no luck. Why is it doing this?

broncnaz · Aug 23, 2010

More than likely your turn signal switch is toasted and causing the short.

ddm156 · Aug 23, 2010

these fuses are blowing in my hands, as I try to put them in while the truck is off and the switch is off...that might be important info...still say signal switch? My right park lamp on the grill is currently not working either, although I have power right out to the bulb. The turn signal works, but the park lamp does not.

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