Is there specific fuse for this?

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Old 03-25-2013, 07:03 PM
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Is there specific fuse for this?

I am not getting power to this wire; is there any fuse that I have to check? The upper section of the defroster grid lines doesn't work and I think it's because of this wire connector that's not getting the power. Please help!
Old 03-25-2013, 09:30 PM
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fuse might be getting power but have you check the relays?
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It's number 16

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I checked the fuse under the hood and it's fine. As I tried to turn the defroster on and checked the current in the bottom grid lines and there was not current. So, the fuse is good.
@assclown where's is this located? I checked both the driver side and passenger side fuse panels and there's nothing labelled related to defroster.
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The #16, that Assclown was referring to, is a relay, not a fuse.
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Is that the ground wire? If the lower half is working but the upper half isnt id look for a break in the defroster line near where the defroster stops.
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Originally Posted by Edward'TLS
The #16, that Assclown was referring to, is a relay, not a fuse.
Yes, ooops, didn't see there was a #16 fuse on that figure.
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Is that the ground wire? If the lower half is working but the upper half isnt id look for a break in the defroster line near where the defroster stops.
If I trace the grid lines; upper grid lines have separate power source compared to bottom grid lines. The bottom ones are getting power from the sides.
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Those upper grid lines, top 3 on pass. side, top 5 on driver's side, are the radio antenna. They're not supposed to have power or ground, just continuity to the connector in your picture.
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