The stuff I show is for a 20 amp.

Now, here are 2 options for narrowing this down:

1- using the circuit breaker method I mentioned above try disconnecting 1 or 2 lamps and see if it stops the breaker from popping. If not try a couple more and so on until you narrow it down.

2- using the diagrams below locate the "Joint Connectors" in the above circuit. Most joint connectors have a bus bar that you can removed which will eliminate the connection to the different branches on the circuit. Pull on and see what happens. If the Breaker doesn't blow then you know it's in the section somewhere.










Good luck. This ain't gonna be fun but you can do it.

 

That is defineatly helpful... Oh, i blew a right rear (passenger side ) Tail light/turn signal bulb about a week ago replaced it, now a week later..This. Might be a coincedence or....??????

 

I guess it's possible that particular bulb could have blown due to constant spikes but I'd bet more along the lines of a coincidence.

Nice looking truck, BTW.

 

Thanks,,, I appreciate all your help also !

 

hey ho! you get that pos fixed yet? haha sorry i couldnt make it out. i just now got back from tennessee. i didnt know i was gonna hafta stay the night and look at more junk *** trucks in lexington and louisville today. i can come over and help tomorrow night though!

 

ITS FIXED......Here is the story. Traced all the wire's, mud and dirt in the eye's , bloody finger and COLD. Nothing. My buddy says lets check the headlight switch. Pull the cover off, swithc is good. We decide to pull out the CD player HE put in 2 months ago...Low and behold, we found the problem. 2 illumination wire that are not used were touching the rmote power wire that is not used....Pop goes the fuse. Taped the up, problem solved...

Thanks for all the help guys.................................