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GSP7 07-05-2020 12:32 PM

Turn signal fuse keeps blowin', '81 K20 silverado
 
Turn signal fuse keeps blowin', '81 K20 silverado , last two fuses I put in, turn sigs, worked again then were blown next day after driving. Emergency flashers work. turn sigs dont. Been busy too busy to look into it

Got any ideas? Anyone had this issue?

I wonder if the whole switch under the steering wheel is shot... Looked OK when I had steering wheel off a while ago

Book says, Back up light is on that 20 amp turn sig fuse too. Any thing else?

RustyPile 07-05-2020 03:51 PM

Re: Turn signal fuse keeps blowin', '81 K20 silverado
 
Where to start is anybody's guess, but this tool will help you get started..

http://www.toolaid.com/product/25100

gmc684x4 07-05-2020 04:10 PM

Re: Turn signal fuse keeps blowin', '81 K20 silverado
 
I would start inspection from tail lights to cab look for burnt or rubbed wires causing shorts to ground

Most tail light harness are a mess from getting hack job trailer lights added

The fuse is blowing from overload to the turn signal light circuit

VetteVet 07-06-2020 11:28 PM

Re: Turn signal fuse keeps blowin', '81 K20 silverado
 
Unplug the turn signal harness at the column and check the wires to a good ground for low or zero ohms. if one of them reads continuity then the short is in the column.

If none show low resistance then check all the wires in the other side of the column plug
for the same thing.
Post back with the results.

GSP7 07-11-2020 08:06 PM

Re: Turn signal fuse keeps blowin', '81 K20 silverado
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by VetteVet (Post 8770042)
Unplug the turn signal harness at the column and check the wires to a good ground for low or zero ohms. if one of them reads continuity then the short is in the column.

If none show low resistance then check all the wires in the other side of the column plug
for the same thing.
Post back with the results.

That is a good idea

I cant find any issues in the wiring at the back of the truck trailer plug wiring etc or old camper lights wiring

110 degrees out too hot :ito:


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