I don't drive my '86 Silverado too often, so I need to "top-off" the battery every-so-often. I'm wondering if this might be causing a fuse to blow on the horn/dome circuit. It's only happened 3 times in about a year, so I can't think of any other reason... thought it might be the [analog] clock, but seems it'd gone bad by now. Any ideas? As always, thanks for your help. GC
Blowing fuses on [always] hot circuit
Oct 14, 2005
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The wires run under the Drivers side Floor mat.. Your Feet action More in likely has worn away the insullation on the WIRES
GC wrote:
Does anyone know if the horn/dome circuit has the electric choke running on/in combination with it? My manual doesn't show it... and thinking this may do it since it's not making good contact somewhere.
No one, luckily the wires in mine run in a channel at the edge of the carpet, which is protected by a plastic foot guard...... thanks for the help.
GC
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