[MikeD914]

I was told that this box was shorting out and it was causing all the problems. I don't see anything wrong with this, so I probably just had harness plugs that were not seated properly. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/dry.gif[/img]

check it out

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[unknown4u]

I've done it before. But I there is a shorten circuit. You can see that by the "melt" or burned tracks. I looked at the pictures but I think your fusebox is in good condition.

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[MikeD914]

Yeah, after what I was told by the mechanic I fully expected a melt down, burned copper, maybe some corrosion. But nothing, clean as whistle inside (now it has finger prints). I'm going to use a little denatured alcohol, rub it down and carefully put it back together. I'll just stash it for a spare....

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[apex]

ha! yeah I took mine apart once - trying to track down a short - did it as much out of curiosity as I did really expecting to find a fault in there. the job is not for the faint of heart - keep the wiring diagram close by!

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