a/c compressor fuse

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Asked by bbirder Sep 25, 2019 at 09:21 PM about the 2007 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT Ext. Cab

Question type: Maintenance & Repair



While recharging compressor I blew 60 amp fuse in fuse box. This kept 1 amp fuse from being hot on one side. Bought new one and it didnt fix. I jumped board with paper clip and finished charging system but cant find why compressor wont come on. where can I find fuse box diagnostics for 2007 gmc sierra?

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i could be wrong but i have never seen a 60 amp fuse for any vehicle again that doesnt mean it doesnt exist. and this issue might not be in the fuse box unless its an improper fuse its probably going to be further up the line or futher down the line

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My mistake Mark It is a j case relay. new one didnt solve problem. this feeds 10 amp fuse. I can jump the socket for relay and compressor runs. perhaps bad relay. parts house crossed it and was not like original

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