My 2004 Tahoe keeps blowing a 50 amp fuse under hood. It control 3 things that i know of the cruise , drivers power seat, pass windows Replaced worked fine week now blows when you put in
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Asked by 2jml63 Jul 05, 2012 at 08:47 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

took to dealer they could not get it to do it. worked about a week again and then it blew

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Andrew answered 12 years ago

does all your windows work? functions for your power seat work? and cruise control work?

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2jml63 answered 12 years ago

the drivers side windows work but the seat,cruise and passenger side does not work

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Andrew answered 12 years ago

something in the related circuits is drawing too much current. I would unplug all the components and plug them in one by one till the fuse blows. When you plug them in be sure to use all the functions it has to test everything.

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Germaine answered 6 years ago

I'm having the same problem, my seat and passage and window won't work I try putting in another fuse and it blow right now.... how can I over ride so I can roll up my window

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