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Porscheguy912
Friends, continuously blowing fuse S9 on 1974 2.0. Any suggestions?

Thanks
JeffBowlsby
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914Bryan
QUOTE(Jeff Bowlsby @ Aug 28 2016, 02:52 PM) *

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From what fuse would I wire up my radio from?
PancakePorsche
Most radio installs had a in-line fuse holder on the 12+ radio wire, connected to un-fused, switched 12+ buss on plate. Use 5A or less fuse !
Porscheguy912
QUOTE(Jeff Bowlsby @ Aug 28 2016, 05:52 PM) *

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Dear Jeff, what might make that fuse blow each time I start the car??

Thanks

Gregory
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QUOTE(Jeff Bowlsby @ Aug 28 2016, 05:52 PM) *

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Dear Jeff, what might make that fuse blow each time I start the car??

Thanks

Gregory



I'm not Jeff, but I driven with him!


I'd look for a broken wire and if you cannot find one then remove bulbs and start putting them back in.

Have you replaced a bulb lately? Correct bulb? Nothing broke or twisted when installing it?

Dave_Darling
If S9 blows every time you turn your headlights (or just parking lights) on, look for license plate lights that have been wired backwards... Yes, the ground/power does matter!

--DD
76-914
agree.gif Also, those license wires are known to be a PITA and can easily short where they pass thru the rear panel (missing grommet) or where the little spade connectors short out against the bumper. beerchug.gif
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