Starter Fusible link
August 15th, 2016, 6:13 PM
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Starter Fusible link
The van wont start after repairing the radiator fan circuit. I know i accidentally shorted out the contacts on the ignition relay in the engine compartment fuse/relay box. I cant find any fusible link that the drawings are referring to. Here is the diagram i am referencing Chevrolet venture van need to replace ignition switch on 2002.
I have checked all the relays they all pull in but there is no power sitting on the contact side, the coils have voltage on one side waiting for the PCM to create a ground for it. Is there a fuse i am missing? I checked the passenger compartment fuses and the engine compartment fuses. They are fine.
I have checked all the relays they all pull in but there is no power sitting on the contact side, the coils have voltage on one side waiting for the PCM to create a ground for it. Is there a fuse i am missing? I checked the passenger compartment fuses and the engine compartment fuses. They are fine.
August 15th, 2016, 8:54 PM
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My manual is at home so I can't look it up right now, but the fusible link will be something that looks like a short piece of wire. I'd check near the battery, near the starter or near the PCM, after that you'll have to start taking things apart. As far as actual fuses, if you already checked in the instrument panel under the hood I think you got that covered - perhaps verify your ignition switch is working.