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i have a wee problem in a mitsi fg15. randomly blows the top fuse in the dash fusebox. yes it,s for the transmission solenoid valve and reverse lights. but they all test out good. all wiring tests are good. does this fuse feed anything else gents. all contributions welcome. as i say fuse blows randomly ,it can be ok for days then blow 2 fuses and be ok again without lifting the bonnet. local works engineer just kept popping new fuses in. nightmare
  • Posted 19 Nov 2008 05:40
  • By kevin_k
  • joined 25 Nov'05 - 502 messages
  • dumfriesshire, United Kingdom

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