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electrical problem
- Thread starter mikey8335
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Vladvo
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Something is wrong with your car. This is the only possible answer to your question.
Unless you specify were this fuse is located. BJB or CJB ? For a start. Any other information could be usefull as well. Like how it happened, when etc.
Unless you specify were this fuse is located. BJB or CJB ? For a start. Any other information could be usefull as well. Like how it happened, when etc.
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One thing to keep in mind, your problem will rarely be unique. Someone on here will most likely already have had the same issue.
I used the forum search function and just typed 'Fuse 17' in it.
This is the first posting that came up. There were others as well, start here though.
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=291025
Respond back with what you found the issue to be.
I used the forum search function and just typed 'Fuse 17' in it.
This is the first posting that came up. There were others as well, start here though.
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=291025
Respond back with what you found the issue to be.
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