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    Established Member Two Rings lanoueb5er's Avatar
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    blown out fuse problem resolved... but still

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    Ok so I got a CEL about 1-2 weeks ago but the car was running fine except it was in limp mode. I went to my local garage so the mechanic can pull out the codes for me. Got about 13 codes almost all related to short to ground. Then I searched and got this : http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...t=short+ground
    As said in that thread, I had a blown fuse, wich I replaced. Car went perfect for 10 minutes then the fuse blew again.

    Idle is a bit irregular but no too noticeable.

    Any ideas?

    thanks

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    Senior Member Three Rings theskuh's Avatar
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    Re: blown out fuse problem resolved... but still

    maybe do the relay and see if that is causing it?

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    Established Member Two Rings lanoueb5er's Avatar
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    Re: blown out fuse problem resolved... but still

    Was the fuel pump relay your problem??

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    Senior Member Three Rings theskuh's Avatar
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    Re: blown out fuse problem resolved... but still

    I don't think so. My problem was I must have pulled the fuse like a dumb ass and didn't replace it in the right spot. When I checked my panel there wasn't even a fuse in that location.

    Try the relay it is only $35.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings
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    Re: blown out fuse problem resolved... but still

    which fuse are you blowing? If it is emissions related you will have to one by one disconnect the sensors till you find which circuit is causing the short. My first one to check would be your evap sensor. You'll still get a code for it but you'll find out which sensor is either bad or shorted out.
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    Established Member Two Rings lanoueb5er's Avatar
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    Re: blown out fuse problem resolved... but still

    number 34 fuse

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