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cmaptfon

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Hello, All!

Few days ago I lost my power steering. It just gone, and steering wheel became heavy on low rpms.
So I replaced the power steering fluid and then realized, that my A/C unit and compass are not working as well.

I opened the fuse box and what I found:

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16th fuse is dead and even new one is not working...
Looks like this extra wires were doing something to make it work...
Any ideas?

:mad2::mad2::mad2:
 
Nothing quite like buying an idiot-owned car. :(
Time to get the service CD with electrical diagram. Remove the wires, get out the multimeter and see which circuits work and which don't.

I doubt we can do much to help with just a picture of the Oklahoma Engineering.
 
Remove the wires, replace the fuses, see what doesn't work and troubleshoot from there.
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Yep, will get fuse set today, remove the block and start checking all of them.
Where I can get the wiring diagram?

That's called Yankee engineering, why spend money when you can jury rig it for free.
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LOL :censor:
 
Just went thru the all fuses inside and outside.
Found just one dead 50A fuse under the hood:

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This one gives power to 16 and 18 fuses inside. So the trick with two wires was quick fix for that fuse, lol. :censor:

Everything working just great now, thnx all. :coolman:
 
lifespeed said:
Nothing quite like buying an idiot-owned car. :(
Time to get the service CD with electrical diagram. Remove the wires, get out the multimeter and see which circuits work and which don't.

I doubt we can do much to help with just a picture of the Oklahoma Engineering.
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Hey, don't knock us Okies...both the Sooners and Oklahoma State are WINNING!
 
Hey, don't knock us Okies...both the Sooners and Oklahoma State are WINNING!
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In Russia we called such quick fixes as a "collective farm tuning", it sounds like "kolkhoz tuning" or just "kolkhoz". :)
 
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