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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / General Car Topics / June 2004

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Eclipse Electrical

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JDorn - 26 Jun 2004 05:26 GMT
The fusible link went out on my Eclipse.  Not knowing that that was
the cause, I had AAA jump it ... now the radio, clock, dome lamp, and
remote do not work!

I've checked all the fuses and all are OK.  Where do these 4 things
have a common connection?

Car info: 2000 Eclipse GT, 6 Cyl

Thanks,

Jon
Dick C - 26 Jun 2004 15:22 GMT
JDorn wrote in rec.autos.misc

> The fusible link went out on my Eclipse.  Not knowing that that was
> the cause, I had AAA jump it ... now the radio, clock, dome lamp, and
> remote do not work!
>
> I've checked all the fuses and all are OK.  Where do these 4 things
> have a common connection?

You just said what was wrong, the fusible link. A fusible link is
a wire that is designed to break when the current on it gets
too high. It works like a regular fuse, but carries higher current.
And it is not in a fuse box, rather it is part of the wiring itself.
To locate you may need to get an repair manual.

> Car info: 2000 Eclipse GT, 6 Cyl
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jon

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