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Old Jul 16, 2009 | 05:14 AM
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what you need to do is see what that 40 amp fuse powers. then unplug all those components 1 at a time. if it still pops after unplugging them all then you have a frayed/cut wire somewhere touching ground. look for any cut wires or melted wires etc... not if you say unplug the ignitor and the fuse stops blowing. you have a bad ignitor that is shorted to ground internally and it will need to be replaced etc...
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