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Old Apr 7, 2007 | 10:31 PM
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Fuse - keeps blowing

Hi Folks - My power sockets quit working so I took a look at the #1 20amp fuse and sure enough, it had popped. I removed and replaced with one of the 20amp spares and it popped right as I pushed it in. Ignition was off, key was out and nothing was plugged into the sockets. Any ideas before I take it in and waste a couple of hours at the dealership?

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Old Apr 11, 2007 | 05:41 PM
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power always present on sockets. check all of them - 2 or 3 at front, 1 or 2 @ rear console and 1 or 2 @ trunk - put some in out few times witout fuse inserted. I think one of them broken, can easy fix youself, or simple disconnect bad one.
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Old Apr 11, 2007 | 06:46 PM
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Check all of the sockets carefully. I have come across more than one where a coin was in the bottom of the socket causing a dead short.
 
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5speed is right. There is a short somewhere in your electrical system. That kind of thing should be covered by warranty. Make sure nothing is wedged in the sockets, and then take it in. Isolating a short in a complex system is a long, frustrating, fury-inducing process; let someone else do it.
 
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