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March 13th 07, 03:23 AM
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Explorer fuse #10 blown
I have a 98 Explorer XLT (5.0 V8), and fuse #10 is blown. Replacing
it simply results in a new useless fuse. Apparently this fuse protects about 10 different circuits -- turn signal, compass/temp module, blend door actuator, shift lock, GEM, etc. I don't want to tear the car apart looking for the connectors to all these things, trying to determine which one is the problem. Any suggestions on how to narrow my search? Are any of the devices on this fuse known to have problems? thanks, Eric 
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