blowing ENG SEN fuse
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blowing ENG SEN fuse
after my first time at a road course, i threw an SES light. after getting home and scanning, it gave me 3 codes: MAF low voltage, skipshift fault, and reverse lockout failure. i needed two hands to get her into reverse, but the rest seemed to drive fine. i have a custom dyno tune, and tuned out the skipshift long ago. i saw it was the ENG SEN fuse, so i replaced it. but it keeps blowing.
so where do i look for a bad/burned wire thats causing this? i checked around the 02 sensors, like someone suggested, but without cutting the plastic mesh, the wires seems solid and unbroken.
anyone have this happen....or any ideas on where to look.
so where do i look for a bad/burned wire thats causing this? i checked around the 02 sensors, like someone suggested, but without cutting the plastic mesh, the wires seems solid and unbroken.
anyone have this happen....or any ideas on where to look.
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The O2 sensor heaters run off this and you might
chase the full length of all four, especially where
they might be routed past the upper / hotter part
of the exhaust manifolds / headers.
chase the full length of all four, especially where
they might be routed past the upper / hotter part
of the exhaust manifolds / headers.
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how bad is it to drive in this current condition. ive got an auto this friday, and maybe track day saturday. if i dont find it in time, is it alright to drive/race like this?
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I just made a thread for T56 drivers..... this was MY solution
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...13#post9870013
This is of course after you are sure there are no crimped/burned wires.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...13#post9870013
This is of course after you are sure there are no crimped/burned wires.