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Old 12-13-2012, 10:05 PM
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your description is confusing - when a fuse is removed, there is no electricity to go through the circuit. When you check the removed fuse using an OhmMeter, there is either continuity or not. Checking all fuses does not resolve the issue - you need to check specific fuse and note the behaviour. If you are checking the for the electricity, you need to define "not a lot of electricity", as electricity is measured in definite values

Tell us more about the problem - since we do not have the car in front of us, we are only relying on your description of the problem and the symptoms, and we do not know your level of expertise - do we need to hold your hand and walk you through the process, or you are an expert and need minimal guidance...

tell us how the problem started. was there any work done on the car? how old is your battery? was the battery recently drained? we need the details...
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