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Posted 15 April 2018 - 06:34 AM
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What would cause this ? Replaced last year due to it being blown .. now it's all burned and half melted ? . Not sure why it would do this ?
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Posted 15 April 2018 - 07:45 AM
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That's the fusible link. Something is not right for that to happen!
Have you checked output voltage of alternator?
Have you checked output voltage of alternator?
[qoute name="BMGTZ" post="331212" timestamp="1467451744"]I don't know anything ...
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Trust in the master of taxis.... He will set you straight[/quote]
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Posted 15 April 2018 - 08:28 AM
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Evo-gsr is probably right directing you to the altinator but I’ll just add-
I blew a couple of the other large fuses, mainly the ecu one, it happened a couple of times. I went over everything in the car and couldn’t fault it. In the end I bought new fuses and haven’t had an issue since.
What I put it down to was that the ‘fuse’ part of the fuses were corroded and became a weak spot. The reason I think this is that when it blew the first 2 times I didn’t buy new fuses but just swapped from another accessory (power windows) and these other fuses were also badly corroded.
Not had an issue since buying new fuses.
I blew a couple of the other large fuses, mainly the ecu one, it happened a couple of times. I went over everything in the car and couldn’t fault it. In the end I bought new fuses and haven’t had an issue since.
What I put it down to was that the ‘fuse’ part of the fuses were corroded and became a weak spot. The reason I think this is that when it blew the first 2 times I didn’t buy new fuses but just swapped from another accessory (power windows) and these other fuses were also badly corroded.
Not had an issue since buying new fuses.
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Posted 15 April 2018 - 11:42 PM
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That's the fusible link. Something is not right for that to happen!
Have you checked output voltage of alternator?
Check alt from back of alt or from battery end ?
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Posted 16 April 2018 - 01:16 AM
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Both?
[qoute name="BMGTZ" post="331212" timestamp="1467451744"]I don't know anything ...
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