Blowing the #9 fuse
Can someone tell me what can be the cause of the #9 maxi fuse to keep blowing on my 1995 F350 Powerstroke ? It's not the fuel bowl heater as I removed it due to the # 22 fuse blowing.
Thanks
John
Thanks
John
According to the manual the # 9 fuse is for the power control system. What I forgot to mention is that I've been having problems with the torque converter not unlocking and the truck stalling when I come to a stop. The truck does not blow any fuses at idle but as soon as I put it in gear the fuse blows. Can this be related to the torque converter issue? and if so how do I determine it? Can I unplug the converter and test drive it?
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Problem solved: the wiring harness for the transmission was touching the front drive shaft. I locked in my hubs for awhile and as the shaft turned it wore thru the wires and shorted out.
I had to slice 5 wires and tape the rest. working good now.
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Problem solved: the wiring harness for the transmission was touching the front drive shaft. I locked in my hubs for awhile and as the shaft turned it wore thru the wires and shorted out.
I had to slice 5 wires and tape the rest. working good now.
Last edited by JohnL48; May 31, 2012 at 03:11 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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