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  • #46
    Make sure that fuse touches resistor.

    I just completed a successful fuse replacement. I want to add some suggestions. As stated earlier, the fuse must touch the resistor to work correctly. The function of the fuse is to sense when too much current is passing through the resistor. I found that I could re-bend the clip which holds the fuse and resistor together to make it work with the larger fuse. I believe that the plastic case which covers the fuse + resistor is also important (it insulates the heat). It keeps the heat from the resistor from escaping the fuse. I wrapped the fuse + resistor with a strip of leather and used a zip tie to hold it all together. Some other material could be used instead of the leather.
    95 PGT mtx

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    • #47
      Zip tie mod . Smeech used them when he fixed my stock EQ for PGT #1.
      2015 Dodge Charger SXT Rallye, JAZZZND , 40K
      JAZZZIN 1994 PGT, MTX, Black/Gray leather, 200K, KLZE, Magnaflow catback SOLD to Dan [Sac]
      JAZZZN8 (2008 Mazda RX-8 GT), JAZZZN6 (2013 and 2010 Mazda 6 s GTs), first BAPOC Prez James Creasy's JAZZZN2 (1994 PGT), the infamous GRPJUCE (1994 PGT) all sold
      born in MA, grew up in MI, live in CA, just kept moving west

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      • #48
        Where are you guys buying these fuses from? Does it have to have the c at the end or will this work http://www.vetco.net/catalog/product...FUgWHwodLLsP0w
        95 PGT Black, 93 PGT Black, 97 PGT Red (enduro car)
        07 MS6 Black, 06 MS6 White (wife's car)

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        • #49
          http://www.ebay.com/itm/5pcs-Microte...item1e6c87720d
          I've Been Probed.

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          • #50
            Yep. This is what I'm working on this evening. Just ordered a couple of fuses
            1993 PGT 342K Miles - Sold
            1996 PSE 330K Miles
            http://forums.probetalk.com/showthread.php?t=1701317615
            Proud Owner of a Senior Probe Here on PT!!!

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            • #51
              Update

              and a success for me also in curing my 51 code.

              another member wrote about how this code started after charging the battery with the cables hooked up. This was my case as well. Looking at the schematic it looks as if the Airbag module has power from the battery at all times. Even with the key off. I guess me charging the battery overnight must've done something to it.

              oh well. thanks again to PT I have cured this issue and installed a new alternator. I'm ready for the Winter :-)
              1993 PGT 342K Miles - Sold
              1996 PSE 330K Miles
              http://forums.probetalk.com/showthread.php?t=1701317615
              Proud Owner of a Senior Probe Here on PT!!!

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              • #52
                Does anyone have the pictures from this procedure?

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                • #53
                  Hey... I know this is 'old' stuff and maybe not many of us are still around.. but I've been trying to solve this Code 51 problem for a while now on my 2Gen, MX6. The pics of the 'fix' by Kov don't display anymore.. - but for me, not having the expertise to fix this, like that, I guess I'd be needing a new Module..if they're still in existence and If it is a (complete) module problem. I thought it might only be the Right passenger sensor problem and wondering if that needed to be addressed, wherever that is and cleaning the contacts etc, but now I'm really confused. I first have to replace the light in the cluster that burnt out to get the 'code' flash to function again and fix the constant beeping.. and then try to fix the problem.
                  Still not sure which way to go...
                  I'll continue with the quest...and reading up on all I can find, to see what I can do...
                  'Those who dont hear the music, think the dancer is mad...'
                  http://www.supermotors.org/registry/...il.php?id=6166

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