Need A Little Help.
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According to your picture you have three five amp fuses. They are on different circuits. You need to identify which circuit is affected to begin troubleshooting. You can also look for wires mice have been working on or places where wires could be pinched or bare along their paths.
He was over on TBN and said, "glow lamp-key stop fuse"
I replied: Is it blowing both fuses? Glow Lamp #6 and Key stop #5???
Hopefully, he'll let us know. I had a mouse try and build a nest behind the dash, I've pulled up the rubber collar around the steering wheel shaft and have not had one again in 10 years.
Same with the engine, I leave the hood open and have not found a nest on top of the engine since. Beside, with the hood up, it's a quick glance to see if there is a nest before I close the hood.
I replied: Is it blowing both fuses? Glow Lamp #6 and Key stop #5???
Hopefully, he'll let us know. I had a mouse try and build a nest behind the dash, I've pulled up the rubber collar around the steering wheel shaft and have not had one again in 10 years.
Same with the engine, I leave the hood open and have not found a nest on top of the engine since. Beside, with the hood up, it's a quick glance to see if there is a nest before I close the hood.
Number 5 Fuse. I took Off Hood NO Chewing.When I turn Key A Little Not Enough To Engage Starter Fuse Blows.
Test your stop solenoid coil per the workshop manual page in the following link: WSM PAGE CLICK HERE