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Ignition Coil Blowing Fuse. The ignition switch is typically wired into the starter circuit, meaning that a faulty ignition switch and blow starter fuses continually. If it will idle but blows when you shift gears (as i think your post reads if i read it correctly), then i would highly suggest. If they get too high, the fuse will blow as a way to stop further electrical damage. Took it to a shop and they discovered the ignition coil 15amp fuse blew on that relay block under the glovebox. A faulty ignition switch can send incorrect signals or provide insufficient power to the ignition coil,. I've replaced the spark plugs, coil packs, condenser, ignition switch and ecu relay trying to solve it without success. Fuse boxes house the fuses and relays, which help prevent damage to them from weather, water, and other. If your ignition switch is worn out or its wiring develops a short, it will attempt to draw extra current into its circuit, causing its fuse to blow. The good news is that there aren't too many things in the ignition system itself that can blow your fuse, particularly if the the ignition coil. They said from everything they.

If it will idle but blows when you shift gears (as i think your post reads if i read it correctly), then i would highly suggest. I've replaced the spark plugs, coil packs, condenser, ignition switch and ecu relay trying to solve it without success. If your ignition switch is worn out or its wiring develops a short, it will attempt to draw extra current into its circuit, causing its fuse to blow. A faulty ignition switch can send incorrect signals or provide insufficient power to the ignition coil,. If they get too high, the fuse will blow as a way to stop further electrical damage. They said from everything they. The ignition switch is typically wired into the starter circuit, meaning that a faulty ignition switch and blow starter fuses continually. The good news is that there aren't too many things in the ignition system itself that can blow your fuse, particularly if the the ignition coil. Fuse boxes house the fuses and relays, which help prevent damage to them from weather, water, and other. Took it to a shop and they discovered the ignition coil 15amp fuse blew on that relay block under the glovebox.

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Ignition Coil Blowing Fuse I've replaced the spark plugs, coil packs, condenser, ignition switch and ecu relay trying to solve it without success. Fuse boxes house the fuses and relays, which help prevent damage to them from weather, water, and other. Took it to a shop and they discovered the ignition coil 15amp fuse blew on that relay block under the glovebox. The good news is that there aren't too many things in the ignition system itself that can blow your fuse, particularly if the the ignition coil. A faulty ignition switch can send incorrect signals or provide insufficient power to the ignition coil,. The ignition switch is typically wired into the starter circuit, meaning that a faulty ignition switch and blow starter fuses continually. If your ignition switch is worn out or its wiring develops a short, it will attempt to draw extra current into its circuit, causing its fuse to blow. If it will idle but blows when you shift gears (as i think your post reads if i read it correctly), then i would highly suggest. They said from everything they. I've replaced the spark plugs, coil packs, condenser, ignition switch and ecu relay trying to solve it without success. If they get too high, the fuse will blow as a way to stop further electrical damage.