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06-08-2000, 12:04 PM
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the fuse in the aux fan circuit keeps melting. i guess it's hard to trace but where should i begin looking? are there "common" places that I should begin looking? is there a voltage regulator that regulates the current from the alternator? could that be faulty?
also, what are the relays near the fuse box for? is it possible that the relays are faulty? gosh, that's too many questions i guess. appreciate any help, cos currently, i just keep changing the fuses...tks 
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06-08-2000, 09:46 PM
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There is a mod to move the fuse to the outside of the box. Then you can use a strip fuse.
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06-09-2000, 12:46 AM
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but the fuse will still keep blowing after a few days or weeks, depending on its mood
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