I have a 99 Grand Am with the exact problem. I was told it was the "modulator" which costs like a thousand bucks to fix. Because it is electrical I wouldn't recommend you trying to repair it yourself! Good luck
a disconnected wire or a bad resister in the electrical system it happened to mine
An Electrical Short Cut somewhere would cause it to blow the fuse. A pinch wire would ground the system, and cause a shortcut.
it could do
Back up generators
There are many things that can cause this but first check to make sure that the system has freon, if not then you will have a leak (most common places are the evaporator and compressor). If you do have freon then check the electrical system out for the a/c system starting with the pressure switches.........
1 year hopefully
You would not have a full metallic conduit system. A complete system is needed to make an electrical bond for the whole electrical system. In older conduit systems before a code change the metallic system was used to carry any fault currents back to the distribution to trip the breaker. Any break in the conduit system would prevent this from happening and hence the electrical code change.
what would cause my navigation system to quit
yes. in all pcs. if it didn't, then the computer would be destroyed and may cause a risk of electrical shock. (i really don't know)
the voltage regulator
it took me 12 hours to complete
A lightning strike could cause the electrical system to short out - making the engines stop. The blimp would then have to make a 'controlled landing'