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Hi,
My Aero 8 is having an electrical issue at the moment.
Went to start after car was parked for many hours. No solenoid response and traced problem to EWS (I think) 20A fuse.
Okay when replaced.
Then last week the fuse blew again.
Any ideas why ?
Cheers,
Steve
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There is a thread somewhere here about that fuse.
Sorry I can't remember the outcome...
Graham (G4FUJ)
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I think this may be the thread Graham was referring to http://www.talkmorgan.com/ubbthreads.php...cking#Post65729Cheers!
Robbie
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I posted on my S1 something similar. I can see that the later series fuse amps have been uprated, but I suspect the problem may lie in a sticking starter motor, if the system detects even a millisecond delay in turnover, it blows the fuse as a safety device. Probably need to have the starter motor serviced (or replaced as I did).
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