My 94 ford explorer has power lock doors...im trying to figure out why does it blows the fuse when i put a new fuse...it blows it in 10 min y could it be

Asked by Cesar Feb 16, 2015 at 09:11 AM about the 1994 Ford Explorer 2 Dr Sport 4WD SUV

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Has to be a short somewhere in that circuit that is overloading the fuse. You'll have to trace the wiring harness from the fuse block to the doors with a multimeter checking for circuit continuity.

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Could also be a problem with the motor operating one or more windows. If you insert a new fuse and it blows without using any windows the problem is in the wiring. If it blows while operating a window the problem is somewhere close to or within the motor itself.

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