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angelobMember

Jon is VERY good about helping!

One thing I would test, if you are SURE the wires on the F10) terminals are BROWN and the fuse blows when you turn the FAN on only. THEN I would pull the 2 wires and test the fan circuit away from the fuse panel. First with an OHM meter to check for ground or short then an operational test. Use an inline fuse or breaker for this testing. If your inline fuse blows, the problem is in that circuit which you can trace back. If the blower runs fine, I would check that the bottom of the fuse panel is insulated from the chassis with the plastic shim that was under your origional fuse panel. Then I would very carefully check the wiring, wire for wire on the fuse panel before reinstalling.

Good luck, let me know what you find. BTW what ignition system are you running? Factory, Duraspark, MSD?

Angelo

7/27/102:48 PM

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