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BlkVic
• Houston, TX, USA
• Registered on 1/24/2011
• 3 posts
Posted:1/24/2011 00:11
I own a DPS Crown Vic its a 2003. For some reason the fuse keeps goin out on it. The speedometer, and everything stop working on it. If i replace te fuse it will work for a few seconds and will pop the fuse again.The check engine light stay on now havent took it to get checked out since it just started to happen. ny suggestion on what it could be?
jdmeaux
• Lafayette, LA, USA
• Registered on 1/5/2009
• 525 posts
1 Vehicle
Posted:1/24/2011 09:57
You definately have a short someplace. Now is the time to spend LOTS of time trying to trace down WHERE IT IS SHORTING AT. Trace down the circuit that keeps blowing the fuse, and eventually you'll find it. Jiggle the wires as you go down the line.

Most of the time its were a wire goes through a hole in some part of the body. The covering has been worn off, and it grounds, blowing the fuse.

Expect to spend some time searching. LOTS OF LUCK!

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Forums > Car and Truck Make and Model Specific > Crown Victoria, Marauder, Marquis
Blowin Fuses
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