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HI, turn off everything ,make sure wiper switch is in off position, unplug the wire connector to the wiper motor(install new fuse) turn key on, turn wiper switch on to first position then proceed till you have went thru all settings , then turn key off , turn switch off , check fuse/ blown fuse>>replace switch/ good fuse/ plug wire connector to wiper motor , turn key on turn wiper switch on to first position then proceed till you have went thru all settings ,wiper motor not wiping>>check fuse/blown fuse>> replace wiper motor/good fuse/ wiper motor not working>>> get a exorcist performed on it !!! <:0}
I believe it deserves mention here that about 98% of all brake light malfunctions do not have anything to do with a blown fuse. In fact, fuses are NOT the CAUSE of electrical circuit malfunctions at all. Electrical circuit malfunctions cause fuses to blow. It is very important when diagnosing electrical circuits, that you understand this basic "cause and effect", so you do not waste time and effort looking for the wrong source of the problem. If there is a blown fuse involved in your brake light problem, you need to find out WHY. Simply replacing a blown fuse will not fix the problem that caused the fuse to blow and will only result in another blown fuse.
With that said, the fuse that protects your brake lamp circuits is Fuse 6B (20 Amp) in the instrument panel fuse block.
HINT: This fuse also protects your hazzard flasher circuits. If these work (front or rear or both) the fuse is not blown.
Open your fuse centers (there's more than one, probably tow or three) and simply pull each fuse and check to see if it's blown. If so, replace with an identical fuse. You'll know it's blown becase the visible inside link will be broken.
before replacing the fuse, check the bridge diode. ..when you take the back cover off, you will see the board behind the main board underneath the CRT's. it's around 2 1/2" X 12" in size. :)
if you find the fuse blown, replace it mini fuse type 250volt 3ampre. and once you replace and it blown again. there have a problem of your audio I.C output. this are shorted.. and of course you buy it to an electronics store...
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