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Post by waveman on Dec 30, 2007 18:41:13 GMT 11
 Hi I have a 1996 Bighorn 3.1 and are having trouble with my indicator fuse blown . Latest problem While driving on highway turn RH indicator on and the starter motor engages .so i turn it off again and the a/c fuse and taillights fuses blown . Think i have a short . Does anyone know how to sort this out . I have tried a auto elec but no help. Thanks David
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Post by geeves on Dec 30, 2007 19:41:09 GMT 11
Only place these circuits are anywhere near each other is the steering colum
Good luck I hate these faults as you can spend weeks looking then 2 minuites fixing.
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Post by waveman on Dec 31, 2007 15:44:19 GMT 11
Thanks very much
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Post by waveman on Mar 17, 2008 18:25:05 GMT 11
just for the record .I couldn`t find the fault so i went to a auto electrican and the fault was in the engine bay . the loop had been installed from new underneath the radiator and had crushed the loom causing a short. I was luck to find this befotre it caught fire .BE AWARE.
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Post by geeves on Mar 17, 2008 18:38:41 GMT 11
Certainly not a typical problem but similar things arnt unheard of. My work corolla had to be towed the the garage 5 times in a 2 month period for the fuel injection fuse blown. Turned out that the fuse also supplyies the fuel pump in the tank and where it goes though a floor xmember under where the rear seat would normaly be they had missed the grommet and it had chaffed through. Im glad I didnt have to pay that bill.
Hope it wasnt too expensive
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