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Car Forum / Honda Cars / August 200786 honda and fusible link problem
This is an odd one. I have a 86 civic 1.5l that has sat for ~ 5 months I went to add a battery and start it and while hooking up the battery a 55amp filliment fuse blew. I went and got more and tried: -insert the fuse then connect neg on battery then pos on battery POOF! blows -insert the fuse then pos on pattery then connect neg on battery POOF! blows -insert the fuse disconnect the frame ground at the alternator then pos on pattery then connect neg on battery POOF! blows what is the procedure to attaching the battery? do I have a bad ground? > This is an odd one. I have a 86 civic 1.5l that has sat for ~ 5 months > I went to add a battery and start it and while hooking up the battery [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > what is the procedure to attaching the battery? do I have a bad > ground? You would seem to have a short...  SignatureJoe "Hate is baggage, life is too short to go around pissed off all the time..." - Danny, American History X >> This is an odd one. I have a 86 civic 1.5l that has sat for ~ 5 months >> I went to add a battery and start it and while hooking up the battery [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > You would seem to have a short... It's easy to fix a short circuit... just make it longer! But yeah, it's nothing to do with the connection order - my guess is the main wire off fusible link is shorted to ground somewhere. That sucks, I am now in the process of checking the harness > >> This is an odd one. I have a 86 civic 1.5l that has sat for ~ 5 months > >> I went to add a battery and start it and while hooking up the battery [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > But yeah, it's nothing to do with the connection order - my guess is the > main wire off fusible link is shorted to ground somewhere. |
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