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Old July 8th 05, 03:09 PM
kgauger
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Default Saturn electrical problems

My 94 Saturn SC2 is completely dead. The battery is fine. There seems
to be no power to the headlights, dash warning lights, nothing except
the cigarette lighter. When I reconnect the battery, I can hear a fast
clicking sound but I haven't been able to determine where the clicking
sound originates. It I pull the 30 amp IP BATT fuse, the clicking
stops. I suspect a short but don't know where it is. Any suggestions?

 




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