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Originally Posted by Yngdmax92
You guys would never believe it, I tested all the fuses on this truck with a test light showing that was all good. Here's the super scary part, I still was having issues so i dug down deeper and actually separated the fuse block and I started seeing large amount of green build up. Turns out and in my theory that this fuse panel was submerged in battery acid. It was already at a shop, and the shop specializes in body work. Digging deeper into the front left of the truck. Seems it was in a accident at one point in time and the batter exploded into the fuse panel. I was pulling out a couple relays and the prongs were broken off and corroded on to the fuse box.
So, non the less a new one is coming and hopefully that will solve all the issues. Truck had some really weird things happening.
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Doesn't necessarily have to be an exploding battery to cause green stuff under the fuse box. My '07 when it was only a year old had the a/c quit working. It was the first time I had gone to use it after the winter. Turned out I had green stuff on the bottom of the fuse box that ruined the connection between the relay and the fuse for the a/c compressor. No idea why this happened. Got a new fuse box under warranty.