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Old 04-05-2012, 04:04 AM
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Internet saves someone from Darwinism...damn it guys you shouldn't have said anything...
Old 04-05-2012, 05:29 PM
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ok thanks guys for helping, i kinda knew that was the problem but just wasn't sure.. imma just take it to honda and let them fix it
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Originally Posted by Kengthao91
i put a 30a in it since i didn't have anymore 10a...
Best way to destroy a car

I'm almost certain you will find an issue with the stereo and speaker install.

-currect fault: high current due to short circuit, fuse cannot blow, so the harness melts

-underlying fault: likely shorted component in the stereo install.

If they replace the harness (which is the entire dashboard and ECU harness BTW) the underlying fault will still be present and must be corrected.
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Originally Posted by Billman250
Originally Posted by Kengthao91' timestamp='1333577118' post='21576655
i put a 30a in it since i didn't have anymore 10a...
Best way to destroy a car

I'm almost certain you will find an issue with the stereo and speaker install.

-currect fault: high current due to short circuit, fuse cannot blow, so the harness melts

-underlying fault: likely shorted component in the stereo install.

If they replace the harness (which is the entire dashboard and ECU harness BTW) the underlying fault will still be present and must be corrected.
How much you think it's gonna cost for them to replace the harness?
Old 04-06-2012, 05:24 PM
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Way more than the 10 amp fuse.


It's about a 8-10 hour job plus parts at most shops.
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I just couldn't resist ....

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Thats going to be spendy at 9 hours labor
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