2000 Honda Passport Repair Question
Asked on February 1, 2013
Honda Passport Fuse Problem
My battery had died and during the attempted jump start, a fuse linkage blew: the main fuse(100 amp in the engine fuse box). I had to get a new battery and replaced the 100 amp linkage. The truck runs now but it appears that the #11 fuse (Instrument cluster/meter) in the fuse box inside the truck blew. None of the gauges work on the dash. I replaced that fuse and it blew again. I am assuming it is a short someplace. I removed the instrument cluster to look at the circuit board and it all looks fine. So, with all that being said, I am trying to find an electrical short that is causing fuse #11 on the inside fuse box to keep blowing. Is there a diagram of wiring flow that could tell me where the wires are coming from that flow through that specific fuse? Or a novice way to determine where this short is coming from? Any insight or likely cause is welcomed!!
Answer
Replied on February 1, 2013
Was polarity reversed during attempt to jump?
Replied on February 1, 2013
I only connected 1 side of the cables, so I suppose It could have been, but I can't say for certain
Replied on February 1, 2013
disconnect "A" terminal connector aon panel see if fuse stops blowing wires powered by fuse #11 are Yellow
Replied on February 1, 2013
where do I find the "A" terminal connector aon panel
Replied on February 1, 2013
Just un plug all if fuse stops blowing then fault in dash panel