Reply to "Short Circuit During Key Accessory Position"

panteradougMember

I have a short too. Mine is in run and on fuse 10. I pulled everything apart and can't find it. Answering BW's caution, the ignition switch is new and was eliminated as the issue.

I have added accessories to the car and have not eliminated the possibility that I just have more then 30 amps on that fuse now.

I share your frustration. This is a tough one to diagnose. The obvious answers aren't working. There should be another circuit that handles the accessories in the run position.

9/20/237:53 PM

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