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Thanks csimme01 I purchased a new battery and the clicking did stop in the fuse box however, it still continues to click in the relay box under the hood. The only way it stops clicking if I disconnect the battery. Would a bad fuse cause this?

By Dritway Asked Dec 29 2007 4:25PM
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by csimme01 and Ninja Cooper UNMASKED on Dec 29, 2007 at 5:01 pm Permalink

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A bad fuse could be the cause. Will it start? Is there a security light on? Does the horn work. Sometimes a battery change can trigger an alarm system. The clicking could be a horn relay trying to beep a broken horn. Next to the battery is a power distribution center. It has severla relays in it (black squair things) Pull the relays out one at a time and see which one is clicking. There should be a lable on the cover that will tell you what each relay does.
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Thanks csimme01 I purchased a new battery and the clicking did stop in the fuse box however, it still continues to click in the relay box under the hood. The only way it stops clicking if I disconnect the battery. Would a bad fuse cause this?

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