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Modified by zRd#1 at 1:04 AM 3/1/2005

 

where are these fuses?

sounds like a improper grounding. . and apparently i'm not the best person to ask about fuses.... i thought my headlight fuse was my cigarette lighter fuse

Cetane knows what i'm talkin about

 

anyone know what these fuses protect?

my fuel pump is not turning on and my car isnt getting any spark.

so... i tested my fuel pump and its good. but i dont know about the dist.

im in desperate need of help. any ideas? thanx.

 

IG is ignition. Not sure about the ACG though. Check for igntion wires grounding. I had the same problem. The end of an ignition wire had come undone and was hitting a metal plate. Resoldered it and taped it off and havent had a problem since.

Also, where is this fuse? I looked at my car (OBD2) and a friends car (OBD1) and I couldnt find the ACG. Where is this fuse?

 

ACG I belive is under the dash - I once yanked it out and my car wouldnt start, and I freaked out...

 

ACG is just the type of fuse. In this case it's the "blade" type of fuse. There is the standard blade type and the mini blade type, like in the tegs. Just check for the fuses in the inside fuse box. There's a 10A fuse for the coil/ignition and a 10A for the fuel pump. Check they're ok. not just by its appereance but its continuity with a Ohm meter or test light.

Good luck!

Edit: Sorry! Correction= The fuses on the teg are ATM mini blade type, not ACG.
Standard blade are ATC blade type.




Modified by Tweety R at 3:44 PM 5/14/2003

 

thanx everyone for ur help.

i ruled out alot of stuff and narrowed it down to the engine harness, then checked everything and found a wire touching ground by the main connector. all fixed now.

THANX again for all ur input.

 

im having the same problem but i have a 94 vx hatch and my fuse doesnt say ACG (IG) ...mine says ACG (S)....well IG is ignition what can (S) be?...starter?
plz any input will be helpful....thanks