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08-18-2008, 07:58 AM
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melted wires/no dash lights
Last week while driving i lost my dash lights i found that it was blowing the tail light fuse under the hood. I started looking at my problem today, i replaced the fuse and it didnt blow right away but i had smoke coming out of the dash. So i started tearing it apart, i took the speedometer out and found the melted wires. Directly behind the speedometer there is about 8 orange wires and 8 red wires that run into a block that clips on the dash directly behind steering wheel. Is this a relay for the lights or a junciton box? thanks |
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