rawerz
New Member
--UPDATE--
Ok, I recieved my new ($60) main relay today and put it in hoping all my worries would fade away. I also went ahead and bought another battery have second doubts. I turn the car over and the same thing happens... That number 14, red 10 amp, fuse keeps blowing. This time however I pulled my ECU out and set it were I could see. I turned the key over and even though the fuse blows I still get roughly 2 blinks out of my ecu, I tried again same thing. So I know now that my ecu is working for the most part. So Im asuming that after the fuse blows I get no power to me ecu or something like that.
So now whats the next step?
Do I take out my fuse panel and trace the wires for that fuse down until I find a break or it grounding out? Another thing is that the fuse is for "Alternator, solenoid, valve", Could one of those things possibaly the alternator be grounding out or something of the sort?
Ok, I recieved my new ($60) main relay today and put it in hoping all my worries would fade away. I also went ahead and bought another battery have second doubts. I turn the car over and the same thing happens... That number 14, red 10 amp, fuse keeps blowing. This time however I pulled my ECU out and set it were I could see. I turned the key over and even though the fuse blows I still get roughly 2 blinks out of my ecu, I tried again same thing. So I know now that my ecu is working for the most part. So Im asuming that after the fuse blows I get no power to me ecu or something like that.
So now whats the next step?
Do I take out my fuse panel and trace the wires for that fuse down until I find a break or it grounding out? Another thing is that the fuse is for "Alternator, solenoid, valve", Could one of those things possibaly the alternator be grounding out or something of the sort?