Why would fuse to the ejectors keep blowing

Asked by Kestes747 Jun 26, 2014 at 02:08 PM about the 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix 4 Dr SE Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car turns over. Put in new fuse and it blows and stops gas to enter ejectors. It runs for a
second or two and the fuse blows

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Brandon answered 9 years ago

Most likely a wire is shorted, maybe caused by a little rodent that chewed on one of the injector wires. Check all the wires going to the injectors and trace it back to the ECM.

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pontiac99 answered 9 years ago

did u find the problem to this? having the same issue with my 99 grand prix gtp...my car will not start at all now though before I would just replace fuse and bypass something and car would start but later it would blow the fuse again and now the fuse isn't blowing but car wont start at all either?? need help?!!

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