1. Faulty ignition switch:
- It is possible that your ignition switch is faulty and causing excessive current draw, leading to the fuse to blow. Check the ignition switch for any loose connections or signs of damage
2. Short circuit in the wiring:
- There may be a short circuit in the wiring harness between the ignition switch and the fuse box. Inspect the wiring for any exposed wires or damage that could be causing the short circuit.
3. Defective ignition module:
- The ignition module is responsible for controlling the spark timing and ignition system. A defective ignition module can cause the fuse to blow if it is not functioning properly. Check the ignition module for any signs of damage or failure.
4. Faulty starter solenoid:
- If starter solenoid is faulty, it can draw excessive current and cause the fuse to blow. Check the solenoid for any signs of damage or malfunction.
5. Defective fuel pump:
- A faulty fuel pump can also cause ignition fuse to blow
because the fuel pump is powered by the ignition circuit. Check the fuel pump for any signs of failure or malfunction.
