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Default power acces. circuit breaker overheating
My power door locks stop working, I opened the fuse box and the circuit breaker burnt my hand! I pulled the circuit breaker out. The haynes book I have doesn't have the schmatics for the power door locks in it. It is a 1996 Chevy S10 Blazer 4x4. Any help is appreciated.
 
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Default RE: power acces. circuit breaker overheating
Here are the schematics for you:


Do any of the lock switches work? Have you checked the fuse or the circuit breaker?
 
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