
01-29-2013, 05:56 AM
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Location: Florida
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Posts: 77
Mein Auto: 1995 BMW 540i E34
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Originally Posted by snowsled7
The fuse blows when the amperage in the cicuit exceeds the fuses rated burn. Usually caused by a dead short somewhere in that circuit.
I would be looking under the dash since you had smoke. If it isn't obvious you could hook it back up, I suspect it would heat again. Take it seriously though, smoke usually means a wire or wires that the insulation is burning off of. So look for a bare wire and burnt insulation.
You have some clues, you know what the fuse controls, you know the cluster wasn't working, you had smoke in the car. Good Luck
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I would not recommend placing the fuse back, until you've at least attempted the before mentioned advice.
You don't want to have to replace your e34 from fire, do you?
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