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![]() I haven't had that problem but you definately have a short somewhere. try getting under the dash with a flashlight and see if you can find a frayed wire somewhere. Maybe something fell down on the clutch assembly and wore through. If you have a trrailer hitch, check that and make sure everything is still ok with that. Besidest hat you may just ahve to keep looking until you find the wire that shorting out and blowing fuses.
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