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[43975]

It's an aftermarket kill switch. I hope you got a car fax report before you purchased it. Makes me wonder what else might be lurking that you don't know about. lol

The alarms works perfect not a single glitch.
I most def got a Carfax and it was clean, Then came on here to find that my car was owned by a previous member, I read every one of his posts and even found his Cardomain site. As far as accidents go, none that I find. But did find out that he had APC tails and neons on that were not present when I got her. There is like a year unaccounted for, I know the car was in the dealer auction world for a bit though.
thread jack over

 

[mp3-79bronco]

okay back to me lol....i have no alarm. i just went and checked and not a single fuse is blown...so apparently its a fuseable link somewhere...anyone know where?

 

[ogsp5]

Do you have the remote fob to lock and un-lock your doors. If you do then you have a factory alarm. The system shuts the car completely down.

 

[mp3-79bronco]

it was removed.....i know its a fusible link just need to know where they are

 

[mazda protege 2]

What about a fried ECU?

 

[mp3-79bronco]

the fusible link would and did go first..it was just a slight pop and it died it didnt smoke or anything...right now i just need to know where to locate this stupid thing.....i cant find it anywhere

 

[Dpwhitehead1]

it was removed.....i know its a fusible link just need to know where they are

fuseable link=FUSES

.. under the hood, and under the dash.

 

[mp3-79bronco]

you obviously dont know what a fusible link is....theyre random fuses along the harness used as a failsafe to prevent frying stuff...theyre not located in the fuse box

 

[adirondakkid]

the fusible link would and did go first..it was just a slight pop and it died it didnt smoke or anything...right now i just need to know where to locate this stupid thing.....i cant find it anywhere

I always thought the fusible links were the larger black "fuses" that are located under the hood, in the fuse box next to the battery. The really big ones that can't be seen through. Just my guess/$.02. Good luck!!

EDIT/ADD - I know my older cars ('86 civic, etc) had a simply little metal strap that was the fusible link (easily replaced once by speaker wire) but I think with the "newer" cars they've replaced that with these larger ones

 

[mp3-79bronco]

nope those are relays...damn this info is nowhere on the internet...

 

[mp3-79bronco]

up

 

[blueprotegelx]

Is there no electrical tools you could use to make things easier?

 

[Metallic36]

I did a (google) search, came up with this.. http://www.wiringdiagrams21.com/200...milia-protege-5-glc-electrical-wiring-diagram

There is a little link in there that will allow you to download it.

Then this.. http://www.fixya.com/cars/t1285936-just_replaced but it says just to check under the hood..

Another.. http://www.justanswer.com/questions/clab-installed-battery-backwards

 

[mp3-79bronco]

ya ive seen those, but still cant find the dang links...this really sucks not having my car..

 

[Outlawstar98]

Moved to "MSP Car Problems & Help"

 

[mp3-79bronco]

damn i didnt even see that section lol..

 

[mp3-79bronco]

hopeful bump (stash)

 

[blueprotegelx]

Is your car still stranded or did you get it towed home or anything?

 

[mp3-79bronco]

nope still stranded..nowhere to hook onto to pull it..

 

[03silvertege]

What about a fried ECU?

My guess too^^