Brake light fuse keeps blowing

[born2saw]

Help,

A nice guy followed me to tell me I had no brake lights. I checked the fuse which was blow and changed it. It blew again right away. Any suggestions as to where to look first? i just replaced the Bose amplifiers (all 4) was I near any brake light or hazard light wires? Does anyone have a manual that can tel me what color the brake light wires are?

Where do I start first! I would like to avoid the dealer as I do not trust either of the Chevy dealers nearest to me. One I have had personal bad experiences with, and the other worked on this 1990 for the original owner, and I have already found things they bubba'd and broke.

Thanks for the help.

(I gotta get a picture of both my Vettes for my signature)

 

[vetteboy86]

My first suggestion would be to verify the amperage rating on the fuse is correct for that circuit.

Craig

 

[berky2500]

I've learned that whatever you were working on last is a precursor to the problem you are having now. I don't have the wire color handy for a 90, but I would check for a screw through a wiring harness starting with the front speakers.

 

[born2saw]

Thanks,

The fuse is the corract amperage (20 amps). Today I am going to pull both front speakers to look for any possible problems.

 

[born2saw]

OK, I pulled both front speakers. The wiring runs only on ;the passenger side. I can't find anywhere there could be a problem. Unless one of you has a good idea, I guess its off the the local electrical specialists.