Quote from: MonsterAD on August 14, 2008, 04:57:02 AM
Before last night, I had looked at the wiring diagram a hundred times, and it wasnt until last night that I noticed that the license plate light was also part of the circuit and my problem.  It all makes sense now because that part of the circuit is always "hot," and a short there would most definitely burn 8 or so fuses.  Sorry to bother everyone with this, but thanks for all of the ideas.

E.

Makes sense.  Did you have a chance to look at it and see if there's any kind of short there?

YEs I did and there was a short of sorts.... the leads going to the light bulb ( the disconnects) were touching, slightly.

E.

Quote from: Rameses on August 10, 2008, 11:31:35 PM

In that case if it were the ground, it wouldn't blow the turn signal fuse, it'd blow the fuse for whatever the live wire was that was coming into contact with it.

If the turn signal hot wire were coming into contact with another hot wire, nothing would happen.

Arn't you the guy who could not find his spark plugs 

Quote from: Capo on August 14, 2008, 12:26:51 PM
Arn't you the guy who could not find his spark plugs 

Quote from: Capo on August 14, 2008, 12:26:51 PM
Arn't you the guy who could not find his spark plugs 

He's a fast learner.