engine timing fuse\flashing CEL
#11
07-31-2013, 12:27 AM
I just disconnect 3 coils and the fuses did not blown
that means I will plug on by one till I find bad wire
that means I will plug on by one till I find bad wire
#12
05-10-2022, 12:18 PM
I probably may have the problem. Check your coil cable pack full check
UPDATE
Okay so I was trying to figure out why my Engine timing fuse kept blowing. And so I thought about and the only thing i really messed with was the ground wire right by the coil packs. I completely disconnected the ground and my fuse didnt blow! Is it possible that because it was only held in by 2 strain of wire it doesnt cause a shortage? Because when I stripped out more wires to make it more a sturdy connection it would short? This very strange to me. Anyone know why its doing this.
Okay so I was trying to figure out why my Engine timing fuse kept blowing. And so I thought about and the only thing i really messed with was the ground wire right by the coil packs. I completely disconnected the ground and my fuse didnt blow! Is it possible that because it was only held in by 2 strain of wire it doesnt cause a shortage? Because when I stripped out more wires to make it more a sturdy connection it would short? This very strange to me. Anyone know why its doing this.
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