Number 5 40a fuse blows everytime I put the key in start position.
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Had a fuse (num 5 sbf 40a) go out a week ago, changed it and I was good. After I drove 130 miles to my job site and was ready to go home, the same fuse blows when I try to start the car. I walk over to Walmart, grab another fuse, and throw it in and think that I'll be able to find out what's wrong when I get home. Wrong, it blows the new fuse and when I did an odb2 test there's no codes (although the I/M had more red X's than checks). I towed it all the way home. Now I have no idea how to work on electrical issues, because I'm used to working on cars with carbs (this car is the only modern car I own). I'd like to fix it myself but don't know how to diagnose it.
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