Let us know what you find. Good luck.

 

ill keep you updated

 

i think that RonJ should be a mod or something

 

Thanks. Kevin previously kindly invited me to serve, but I declined because I feel that I make a much better member than I would a staff member. Simple as that.

 

i disagree. if i could i would make your title HCF Most Respected Member

 

Thanks, but let's stay on topic by locating your electrical short.

 

ok so update. my car is back and running better then ever. the ground was really dirty and i had to do was clean it and put it back together and she started right up (after i forgot my throttle cable was pulled so it was wide open and hit the rev limiter for a couple seconds). and my dad moved the o2 sensor on the 2nd header piece and no more CEL

 

yay for making headway in the right direction!

 

Glad to hear it's fixed, but I am very confused. Can someone please tell me how a bad ground connection causes a fuse to blow? A fuse typically blows due to a short.

Which ground did you clean? The one on the thermostat housing? The battery ground connection?

 

To be honest RonJ im not totally sure becuase i got so aggravated with it i had someone who went to college for that kinda stuff do it for me and thats just what he told me