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Secondary AIR keeps blowing fuse...

Old Aug 8, 2013 | 02:19 PM
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I have a 98 C1500 Suburban w/5.7... Scanned OBDII came up w/P0410 as the code... Everything past the underhood fuse block works... Here is my dilemma, after changing the blown fuse, started the truck and let it run for a few... After @35-40sec, the fuse blew again... The way I'm looking at it, is that AUX B is a stand alone fuse set... Is there anything else connected to AUX B that I am missing that can cause this repeated fuse problem???

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Old Aug 8, 2013 | 04:13 PM
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as far as i know the aux fuses are just for those studs on the side, is that what is blowing?
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Old Aug 8, 2013 | 06:49 PM
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The stud is not the problem, it'* hot when it needs to be, however, I'm unable to fi d the source of my 30A fuse blowing...
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thats what im saying the air pump shouldnt have anything to do with the aux fuse.
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My question is, what could be the cause of the fuse for the air pump blowing a fuse, when every component leading to the air pump has no defect...
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Air pump itself could be seized causing it to blow. Do you hear a whining noise when you first start it up?
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The pump works... once it shuts off then the fuse blows...
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