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mWhit
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Nov 15, 2008, 2:47 PM

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Hey folks, i'm back again sadly. A while back i had a problem where i couldnt figure out why half my fuze box wasnt getting power, i figured that out and it worked great for a couple months. Just the other day a buddy of mine got out of the truck and slammed the door, as soon as the door slammed my "Ignition B" fuze under the hood popped. This is the same fuze that was blown before but worked fine after replacing it. Now it pops as soon as i turn the key as if something is grounding out or something. I looked everywhere i could looking for any kind of problem such as insulation rubbed off and grounding out. I pulled all the inside fuzes so nothing was pulling power, and still blew the fuze. I know for sure its not any problem with any assets that are pulling power such as the radio, wiper, 4wd, etc, because they all work when given power from a different source other than "ignition B". But i still cant seem to find any obvious wire problems from the battery to the vuze box and to the ignition switch. Anyone have any other ideas? maybe possible ground problem? everything seems to be fine, no loose ground wires or nothing.

Tom Greenleaf
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Nov 15, 2008, 4:46 PM

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You'll have a better chance at help if you'd say what the vehicle is

mWhit
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Nov 16, 2008, 1:13 PM

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My fault, was getting rushed off the comp and forgot haha, it's a 1995 GMC Sierra.

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