Blowing fuses
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Blowing fuses
I have a 90 C4 and I keep blowing fuses for the heater control panel (fan speed, a/c and defroster) As soon as I turn on the defroster the fuse blows, also when the fan is turned all the way on. Any ideas?
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My other guess would be an issue with one of the servos. Would a servo being out of adjustment cause a blown fuse? For example, if the servo for the demister was poorly adjusted and when it tried to turn the demister on it would close before the servo was fully extended. Would that blow a fuse? Worth looking at as the servos are easy to see. Search for heater servo.
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if i were you i would find out what the prblem is, do not put anymore fuses in as you will make matters worse, and what ever you do do nor put a bigger fuse in!!!
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ahh.. screw it.. just put a .22 caliber shell in there and call it a day...
http://www.snopes.com/autos/techno/fuse.asp
http://www.snopes.com/autos/techno/fuse.asp
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Mine kept blowing the rear blower fuse and I kept replacing it until my luck ran out. Instead of blowing one fuse melted the entire fuse holder. I guess I was lucky it didn't start a fire. Probably a faulty fuse but statistically the more fuses you use the more chance of a faulty one. My problem was a worn out motor bearing causing a short.
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