Someone changed my starter in my 92 grand am 3.1 now is blowing fuse possibly pinched wire or improper wire installation ?

Run a jumper from the fuse connection to the starter

Acquire a schematic of that circuit so you can trace the wires for a pinched wire,each time you take off something is flexing and probably pinching a power wire shorting to ground when the fuse blows.

check fuse link near starter motor

Sounds like you might have pinched a wire somewhere, or that your wires on your starter are either not tight, or possible the smaller wires got switched around.

My guess is that you have the wires on your starter improperly connected, and they shorted out, and caused the starter to crank the engine. You have to be very careful when removing the wires. Make sure they are pointing exactly the same way as they were origionally when you re-install them. It is very possible , now, that you may have burnt the fusable link in your battery cable, and you'll have to replace it.

the wire is obviously pinched. Try removing both tail lamps and check that the wiring did not fold and pinch when lamp installed.If recent bulb change, the wrong bulb could do it. And check the filament of the bulb for breakage and falling against post. Second most likely area of pinch is at sill plate @ door opening.

the fuel pump positive wire must have been cut in the accident and is shorted to sheet metal in the wire harness, look around the area's of damage for a damaged wirng harness.

you more than likely have a shorted wire in the headlight harness... you will have to check the wiring from the headlight bulbs to see if it has been pinched up against a sharp metal edge causing a grounded wire, or maybe the harness was crushed by an improper headlight installation.

I am assuming the fuse was not an issue before replacing the starter. You probably pinched a wire with the starter when you installed it. Take the starter back out and inspect the wiring harness, also see if the fuse blows when the starter is removed.

Woah! Did you buy the van new? I ask this to see if you had a remote starter installed. Chrysler products are notorius for electrial problems, but it could be a remote starter wired improperly. Even if you didn't use the remote starter, if wired improperly, or a wire was shorting out somewhere, it could be responsible for your haunted van behavior. countrycurt0