More than Likely, you have a Short on that System and it is causing the 2Amp Fuse to blow. 2 Amp's is not very much, there is getting more than 2 Amps and the most likely cause is a Chaffed Wire that is feeding back into the system...
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Fuses AM1 and AM2 power the ignition switch.
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7.5A fuse keeps blowing because there is an electrical connection fault. Take the car for diagnosis.
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The BONNET is the hood, You must have talked to someone from ENGLAND. The fuse may blow if the coil or the igniter is shorted. Turn the key on and disconnect the igniter and coil, then hook up each one and see when the fuse blows.
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check the battery cables for wear and make sure they aren't grounding out on the frame you have a direct short and that is more than likely where it is
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Its most likely the capacitor on the distributor. Remove the distributor cap and rotor. Under the coil on the right hand side is a cylindrical capacitor about 1/4 length of a AA battery. remove and replace. It's about a $5 part and an easy fix. If you go to NAPA AUTO PARTS, the part # is: RC102. The UPC # is 7-0739090352-1. The description is Distributor Capacitor and Terminal.
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