RE: [Chevelle-List] Does anyone elses car want to die?

[Wayne]

Josh

 

On your electrical problem, you are going to have to carefully the routing of the wires and check to see if any are laying bare or rubbed through on any metal surface. This will cause the fuse blowing problem. You will also have to check the connectors where the wiring harness plugs together to make sure all the connectors are fully plugged, tight and clean of corrosion. Connectors that are corroded also create extra and high resistance causing higher amp draws ( which blows fuses ) and intermittent connections ( works sometime others not) .  This can be a time consuming and pain staking job, but it should help you get rid of your gremlin running around. Sorry but there is no quick fix that I know of for this type of problem.

 

Wayne

66 Malibu

 

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Josh Campbell
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 7:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Chevelle-List] Does anyone elses car want to die?

Ok now that I have your attention.  Answer me, is it just me or does my car just want to die?  I fought the thing to get it back togather Monday went to fire it up hit the brake pedal and the dang thing went to the floor. Line broke.   This isn't the first time I have lost brakes in this car, 3 times while driving and now twice sitting.  But not just that when it got wrecked nothing wants to work right, stupid thing now has a bug that it just loves to blow the ignition fuse left and right, never did that before..... not to mention when you do hit the key sometimes it starts and sometimes absolutly nothing!!!!! I think there is a loose wire to the solinoid..... I hope, I hate wiring.  I think she is trying to tell me she wants the frame off, I 'm just too stubborn to listen I WANT TO DRIVE BEFORE THE STUPID SUMMER IS OUT!!!!!!  Anyway had to vent, its been in me for a little bit.

Josh

66SS396

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