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Question posted by clavito1972 on September 16th, 2014

20amp Heater Fuse Keeps Blowing Out

I have a 1996gmc safari and last week the heater 20 amp fuse blew i replaced it but right away it popped ican hear the blower run then after a few seconds is when it pops... i changed the resistor but the same thing eeps happening.. can someone please help me!!!

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