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Next problem

When ever I hit the brake pedal or use my turn signals, I lose all my gauges and my generator light turns on.

When I got home, I checked my fuses and one of them was burnt out.

Unfortunatly I don't know what it goes to.

The fuse box cover has the letter K next to it and a box with 6 vertical lines and one horizantal line.

What is this fuse for and is it the cause of my problem?

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Adam

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Old 08-18-2003, 02:41 PM
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Ground issue.
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Probably in one of the bulbs in the back end of the car, or the wiring is messed up in one of the tail lights.

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One other thought - It might be a bulb in the rear which has too high a wattage rating. This combined with a cheated fuse could do what you are describing.
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Replace the fuse, it should be the 4th from the right side, S9.

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Had same problem. It was one of the wires for the taillights.

After I replaced the bulb holder I was damned if I could get all the wires to fit back in the tail light bucket. Guess I pinched one.

PS. If your losing your speedo too it might be somethin else!?
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I get the exact same problem every once in a while. Replace the 4th fuse from the right (even if it dosen't look blown). This should solve the problem.

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