Yes and probably due to a wiring problem UNDER the fuse panel, there are like 80 wires in various modular plugs that hook into the bottom of the fuse panel and have been know to have the troubles listed, that is why it keeps blowing that fuse. You have to track and fix the cause.

 

Ok soni know that there at one time was mice in it I am guessing there lies my problem.

 

OUCH! good hunting and hope you find the culprit wire(s) without too much damage!
Those critters can do a lot of BAD things in a vehicle!

 

What is the box with all the wires that is behind the drivers front tire.

 

Not sure of where you are referencing unless you mean behind the plastic wheel arch. Can you be a little more specific?

 

That is exactly where I am talking about.

 

If it is about 4 inch square "box", that would be the main harness junction to go thru the firewall. Been a VERY LONG time since I have gone that deep into that area(have not had the need to).

 

Ok. I've been having some issues with mine. I have a 2004 chrysler town and country. Sometimes it would take a moment to start. Now it just turns over. Now it won't start. Now I check for spark no spark. Went to the part store and got a new ignition coil. Still no spark. I check the plug that plug into the ignition coil, olive do get power to 1 wire out of 4. Does more then 1 or all supposed to have power or just 1 wire out-of 4?
I checked all fuses. They are all good. So I'm Confussed at this time. It was running til I cut it off. Then it hasn't started since. Ran good. I got home cut it off went out the next day. Wouldnt start. Any ideas thanks...