HELP!!!!

Asked by Jamie May 21, 2016 at 10:15 PM about the 2005 Chevrolet Aveo LS Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So my dash lights and passenger parking lights are
not working they fuse keeps blowing .. I searched
up and down the car and cant seem to find any
shorts i took my radio system out and it was still not
the problem i tried everything idk what else to do.

4 Answers

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You have a dead short or in other words its a direct short to ground . your dash lights and parking lights are probably on the same fuse. Without a wiring diagram its hard to pinpoint were it is shorting out.

Hi.i have 2009 chvy avio its was over charging i takek it to the machanic he disconnict the bettery wire,and then car turned off every things burnt.he changed every thing like alternator all fuse boxes.next day i went to sea my when start the car it was jurking hold light was bilinking.what could be the problem please helpe.

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