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Finding the short circuit 200 1989

posted by  tyronicator on  Tue Mar 5 13:58 CST 2019
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Hey Art. I did as you suggested and each time I reconnected an item the fuse remained intact all the way to the last item. I scratch my head and then started the car just fine. I'm guessing there was some corrosion or something I don't know but it's running now. Maybe I should say it's running for now. Anywho thanks for the suggestions. I'm still trying to figure my way out around this form unfortunately I'm having to use my phone as I don't have a computer and it gets a little complicated sometimes. Thanks to all that offered up suggestions






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