PCM/ASD fuse keeps blowing - 1998 stratus 2.4
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Glad that you got your problems sorted out, and glad to have helped with the "thinking through" process.
Side question: in the pic you posted, the support bracket for the TCM has the front flange bent back at an angle; has it always been that way?
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Fuse 5 feeds ASD, ASD splices out and feeds Fuse #1. Fuse #1 feeds the downstream O2 sensor heater. Took me a while to hunt this down.
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Question…
Can you help me … where is located that “noise suppressor” component.?? Inside of the car in the radio? I have the same problem… I took all sensor out 02, EGr, manifuel sensor, and still keep blowing fuse. Hope you can help me
It ended up being a short in the "noise suppressor" which I completely missed until a dodge mechanic sent me a real wire schematic.
But... Even though the car runs and drives fine, the radio and power locks no longer work. Also I can no longer plug my code reader in, it just doesn't detect the car or something.
In case it's relevant, I had a check engine light about a month ago (before all this happened) for P0134 and the "most common fix" was a new PCM(ECU).[/QUOT
It ended up being a short in the "noise suppressor" which I completely missed until a dodge mechanic sent me a real wire schematic.
But... Even though the car runs and drives fine, the radio and power locks no longer work. Also I can no longer plug my code reader in, it just doesn't detect the car or something.
In case it's relevant, I had a check engine light about a month ago (before all this happened) for P0134 and the "most common fix" was a new PCM(ECU).[/QUOT
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Can you help me … where is located that “noise suppressor” component.?? Inside of the car in the radio? I have the same problem… I took all sensor out 02, EGr, manifuel sensor, and still keep blowing fuse. Hope you can help me
It ended up being a short in the "noise suppressor" which I completely missed until a dodge mechanic sent me a real wire schematic.
But... Even though the car runs and drives fine, the radio and power locks no longer work. Also I can no longer plug my code reader in, it just doesn't detect the car or something.
In case it's relevant, I had a check engine light about a month ago (before all this happened) for P0134 and the "most common fix" was a new PCM(ECU).[/QUOT
It ended up being a short in the "noise suppressor" which I completely missed until a dodge mechanic sent me a real wire schematic.
But... Even though the car runs and drives fine, the radio and power locks no longer work. Also I can no longer plug my code reader in, it just doesn't detect the car or something.
In case it's relevant, I had a check engine light about a month ago (before all this happened) for P0134 and the "most common fix" was a new PCM(ECU).[/QUOT
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Can you help me … where is located that “noise suppressor” component.?? Inside of the car in the radio? I have the same problem… I took all sensor out 02, EGr, manifuel sensor, and still keep blowing fuse. Hope you can help me
It ended up being a short in the "noise suppressor" which I completely missed until a dodge mechanic sent me a real wire schematic.
But... Even though the car runs and drives fine, the radio and power locks no longer work. Also I can no longer plug my code reader in, it just doesn't detect the car or something.
In case it's relevant, I had a check engine light about a month ago (before all this happened) for P0134 and the "most common fix" was a new PCM(ECU).[/QUOT
It ended up being a short in the "noise suppressor" which I completely missed until a dodge mechanic sent me a real wire schematic.
But... Even though the car runs and drives fine, the radio and power locks no longer work. Also I can no longer plug my code reader in, it just doesn't detect the car or something.
In case it's relevant, I had a check engine light about a month ago (before all this happened) for P0134 and the "most common fix" was a new PCM(ECU).[/QUOT
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It ended up being a short in the "noise suppressor" which I completely missed until a dodge mechanic sent me a real wire schematic.
But... Even though the car runs and drives fine, the radio and power locks no longer work. Also I can no longer plug my code reader in, it just doesn't detect the car or something.
In case it's relevant, I had a check engine light about a month ago (before all this happened) for P0134 and the "most common fix" was a new PCM(ECU).
It ended up being a short in the "noise suppressor" which I completely missed until a dodge mechanic sent me a real wire schematic.
But... Even though the car runs and drives fine, the radio and power locks no longer work. Also I can no longer plug my code reader in, it just doesn't detect the car or something.
In case it's relevant, I had a check engine light about a month ago (before all this happened) for P0134 and the "most common fix" was a new PCM(ECU).
Where did you find the noise suppressor? Is it located behind the radio? Or under the hood, im having the same issue