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Number 11 fuse on 93 mark viii blows every time brake pedal is pressed?
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∙ 13y ago
if you are talking about a 10a fuse you have a short in the brake wiring after the brake switch ,remove the bulbs and check for a shorted bulb if not found check the wiring between the brake switch to the bulb sockets the wires either touching exhaust system or pinched causing a short.....
THE FIX IS TO DISCONNECT THE CRUSE CONTROL SWITCH ON THE PROPORTIONING VALVE WHICH IS BELOW THE MASTER CYLINDER YOU NEED A LONG PRY BAR TO GET TO IT. AFTER A WHILE THE FUSE WILL BLOW AS SOON AS INSTALLED AND THE SWITCH WILL SMOKE AND COULD CATCH FIRE Ford HAS A RECALL ON IT.
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