1995 Isuzu Rodeo Question no power to 4 fuses

1995 ISUZU RODEO
75,000 MILES • 6 CYL • 4WD • AUTOMATIC
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RATHMAN
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my wife was driving down the road when,the battery,brake lights came on and the blower motor stoped. I checked the fuses "with the key on"and discovered no power to the fuses.I then took the back off the fuse box and determined the relayes where not "CLICKING"on. I then put power to the out to fuse pin on the relay with my power probe and the blower motor turned on.the four circuts are heater,a/t lock/ac and charge,and they all have a thin solid black wires with gray spots to each relay. Do I have a bad b.c.m. or what? I guess I need to find out where those black wires go to.do you know? please help, its been 2 days in my garage not woorking, also obveousley the alt is not charging the battery. thanks for your time.
Feb 9, 2008 at 1:32 PM
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[quote:e8e1ed5800="rathman"]Electrical problem
1995 Isuzu Rodeo Question 6 cyl Four Wheel Drive Automatic 75000 miles
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my wife was driving down the road when,the battery,brake lights came on and the blower motor stoped. I checked the fuses "with the key on"and discovered no power to the fuses.I then took the back off the fuse box and determined the relayes where not "CLICKING"on. I then put power to the out to fuse pin on the relay with my power probe and the blower motor turned on.the four circuts are heater,a/t lock/ac and charge,and they all have a thin solid black wires with gray spots to each relay. Do I have a bad b.c.m. or what? I guess I need to find out where those black wires go to.do you know? please help, its been 2 days in my garage not woorking, also obveousley the alt is not charging the battery. thanks for your time.[/quote:e8e1ed5800]
Feb 9, 2008 at 1:46 PM
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