Electric problem

[slasherman 1987]

Help my e.f.i fuse keeps blowing and i dont know why any help will be gladly appreciated.

 

[ZFast300Z]

stop overheating it

 

[ATL88Supra]

there is a short somewhere, find it

 

[jetjock]

^ I think he already knows that.

slasher: This is often caused by O2 sensor wires shorting to the manifold.

 

[Nick M]

^^

This from the man who said just hold the wires close together?

 

[MDCmotorsports]

stop overheating it

Worthless. Please don't post crap like this. Youre not funny. Its not funny.

there is a short somewhere, find it

At least use capital letters when trying to vague.

^ I think he already knows that.

slasher: This is often caused by O2 sensor wires shorting to the manifold.

Thank you JJ for coming to the rescue.

Yes, its most likely your O2 sensor wires shorting out.

Report back and let us know what you find.

 

[ZFast300Z]

Worthless. Please don't post crap like this. Youre not funny. Its not funny.

I gave an accurate response to the question being asked. He stated the EFI fuse keeps blowing. It keeps blowing because it is overheated.

Why is it overheating? Obviously there is an issue with excessive current traveling through the fuse more then likely from a short to ground. However the OP did nothing to help us in diagnosing or offering advice to him on what could be causing this condition. Sure you can say to check the O2 wires and see if they are shorting out. But how do you know, that he knows how to even check if the wires are shorted.

Simple information can go a long way in helping to get a far better response from me. Does the fuse blow in the KO/EO, KE/ER, the second the fuse is put in? Its simple, basic information that will help get a much better answer. It goes right along with "Whats the right size turbo for my car"...Im gonna tell you "A Big one...The biggest one you can find"

 

[MDCmotorsports]

I gave an accurate response to the question being asked. He stated the EFI fuse keeps blowing. It keeps blowing because it is overheated.

Why is it overheating? Obviously there is an issue with excessive current traveling through the fuse more then likely from a short to ground. However the OP did nothing to help us in diagnosing or offering advice to him on what could be causing this condition. Sure you can say to check the O2 wires and see if they are shorting out. But how do you know, that he knows how to even check if the wires are shorted.

Simple information can go a long way in helping to get a far better response from me. Does the fuse blow in the KO/EO, KE/ER, the second the fuse is put in? Its simple, basic information that will help get a much better answer. It goes right along with "Whats the right size turbo for my car"...Im gonna tell you "A Big one...The biggest one you can find"

Thats a better response. :icon_bigg