Fuse No.1 and cluster problem
Either a short in the cluster or wiring my bet is the cluster try pulling it out and unplug the cluster and see if it pops the fuse without the cluster plugged in
So I unplugged the cluster and the fuse still blew. I then unplugged the cluster harness completely and the fuse blew again! What else could be the problem? All my other fuses are fine.
I've narrowed it down to the main wire harness and the ignition switch.
Right now I'm testing continuity on the ignition switch per service manual instructions and I'm suppose to get continuity on WHT/RED + WHT/BLK + BLU/WHT, but instead I get 100 ~ 700 ohms. Could this possibly be causing my short?
WHT/RED = ACC
WHT/BLK = BAT-B
BLU/WHT = IG2-B
Right now I'm testing continuity on the ignition switch per service manual instructions and I'm suppose to get continuity on WHT/RED + WHT/BLK + BLU/WHT, but instead I get 100 ~ 700 ohms. Could this possibly be causing my short?
WHT/RED = ACC
WHT/BLK = BAT-B
BLU/WHT = IG2-B
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