Number 9 fuse keeps blowing - 2000 BMW Z3

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Fuse 9 - PCMNCM Battery, ABS Battery, Fuel Pump (LN2)

A fuel pump wiring short is the most likely. Look for wires rubbing through near where the wires enter the tank.

Chevrolet S-10 (1996) - fuse box diagram - Auto Genius

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Dec 31, 2017 - Chevrolet S-10 (1996) - fuse box diagram. Year of production: 1996. Instrument panel. The fuse block is in the instrument panel on the driver's ...

check for incorrect bulb in use at the rear
check for short in bulb socket holder

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The Dashboard Lights Tail Lights Fuse Keeps Blowing What Is the

If you have a trailer harness, inspect it carefully , possible shorting wires. Most installers use cheesy scotch-locks or butt connectors and don\'t properly insulate them . If ok, remove tail lite assemblies and unplug harnesses from modules , bulb/socket modules common for shorting out.

most likely the reason it keeps blowing that fuse is because some sort of short in line with that fuse im not sure what the #9 fuse is for but i suggest checking your wiring for that fuse if you look on the fuse panel door it should give you some hint search for melted loose broken wires.. goodluck

Probably because the fan is bad. Does it blow right away or after a while? Get another fan, plug it in before replacing and see if it blow the fuse. If not, it's the fan. Or, simply unplug the fan and see if the fuse blows. This will eliminate a short in the wiring, etc.

My car stopped running without any warning, its a 2005 ford focus, 2.0 and the 20 amp fuse for the engine management keeps blowing, it's number 9 in the panel and I have replaced it twice, both times it blew again, any tips? Also the odometer reads ------ and that's it.

Number 9, passenger's side, is your ACC Socket (previously known as your cigarette lighter socket). If you've been using it, it may have gotten grounded in some fashion. I would take a careful look at the contacts.

No.6 feeds the park lamp relay and No.9 feeds the fog lamp relay and the daytime running lamp resistor.
They are basically 2 seperate circuits so I would suspect you either have 2 seperate problems or you have an add on accessory like maybe a anti-theft system that ties into both systems?

Lower left of fuse panel, 20 amp, near flasher? My sources say "cluster warning lamps & electronic all wheel drive. Sound right?