eec fuse blown,eng. compartment fuse block

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  1. kskatz New Member

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    Hello and please help.
    1996 V-6 auto.
    Recently I had a rebuilt engine installed. a few months later the car dies while driving,.. actually it was snowing ,I have two kids that wanted dad to do a douoghnut in the snow,.. I did,.. smelled burnt wires then a few blocks later it dies. checking the engine compartment fuse block, I found the fuse for eec is blown. Changed the fuse and it blows imediately when the key is turned on. But,.. not knowing much at all about computers in cars,... I do not know where to go from here.
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    Check the component for any type of short or in the case of a motor any kind of obstruction which would hamper movement. Then check from the component to the fuse, following the wires looking for any sign of a short... easier said than done of course. Not a sure fire way, but hopefully you'll get lucky and it'll be something simple or obvious.
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    Sorry to be this ignorant on the subject but,.. where is the component? its not obvious to me. is there a panel to remove or what?
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    I think it is near the passenger's side kick panel. Should be able to find out for sure by googling it.

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