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- are ok there is gas and we just rep laced the fuel filter andthe fuel pump have checked all the fuses they're good we dont hear the pump click or come on but i dont think we ever have heard it run or click....is this relay gray and held on with a nut t
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Asked by margierreeves on Thu, 09/02/2010 - 14:22 - no fuel pressure after replacement of fuel pump and filter fuse is good?1988 honda civic.
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Asked by margierreeves on Tue, 08/31/2010 - 17:33 - I have a 1994 chevy cavalier. the flashers work and the fuse is good for the turn signals, but the turn signals will not work. I have looked for the flasher relay but am unable to find it.
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Asked by jason.reed9 on Sun, 08/29/2010 - 13:41 - 2005 Nissan 350Z won't start. Has gas, Battery good, turns over like crazy, just won't start. Reviewed mannual section on Veh Immobilizer, that is not the prob. Should I check the fuses ?? Any other suggestions of what to check would be appreciated. Steve
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Asked by sblaydes on Mon, 08/23/2010 - 13:14 - my 2000 cad. deville. a/c blower will not come on when the a/c is turn on.I check fuses and relays with help of the owner hand book.no helpthe blower for the rear seat is working)......how do I get to the blower for the front seats.should I try more.
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Asked by leo k on Thu, 08/19/2010 - 20:47
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What do fuses do?
Looking in the garage for a new fuse to replace a blown out headlight fuse? Over time, fuses have redesigned, and new ones have been invented. This means that old or universal fuses will probably not work in a newer vehicle. Additionally, fuses have a limited shelf life. For the most part, Mini fuses replaced the old, standard ATOs. Additional fuses called Maxis, as well as vehicle-specific fuses, complete the fuse repertoire in today?s cars.
How do I know I have a blown fuse?
A blown fuse can leave a vehicle with no lights, turn signals, stereo system, etc. If all but a few electrical accessories work, there is probably a bad fuse. Once the fuse associated with the inoperative component is identified, the fuse can be removed and replaced. A fuse that repeatedly blows out may be an indicator of a more serious electrical problem.
What are my options?
The vehicle can either be taken to a local dealer or repair shop, or the owner can replace a fuse. There are automotive and other websites that explain how to replace fuses. In addition to some free how-to instructions online, numerous vendors sell fuses for a wide variety of makes and models.
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