ecm1 fuse keeps blowing the (10amp)
finally found it guys i appreciate your help it was a pink that cut teared up by the front drive shaft ao i suggest if anyone is having this problem look where the front driveshaft is by the o2 sensor and after awhile it will throw the misfire codes and a p0300 code fuel comp circuit low
Couldn't find the right video but I'm going to keep looking but look under your vehicle around the exhaust and the driveline and see if there's a group of wires that our rubbed thru. I believe you said your transmission was just replaced so I'm sure they were moving stuff to get it in and i bet a wire loom either rubbed thru or melted near your exhaust. Here is a link to give you a idea but I'm going to try to find you something better. An is there any trouble codes coming up.
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...cm-1-a-542596/
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...cm-1-a-542596/
sensors are usually low power devices
The pink wire is only 20 AWG which I believe is a red butt splice, but here's what I would do ....
Since this wire is exposed to the weather, I would strip off the nylon insulation. Buy some double-walled heat shrink tubing and put that on instead. It's lined with goo to seal out moisture.
The pink wire is only 20 AWG which I believe is a red butt splice, but here's what I would do ....
Since this wire is exposed to the weather, I would strip off the nylon insulation. Buy some double-walled heat shrink tubing and put that on instead. It's lined with goo to seal out moisture.
would it cause a misfire in cylinder 1 i just changed the coils and wires and spark plugs and now i see smoke coming from the exhaust mainfold and its only calling for that one cylinder but the check engine light is flashing constantly when it happens


