I just got a 2006 honda accord v6 on a trade previous owner used car in sound competition has high output alternator. He stated the car just shut off while driving. The fuel pump, back up and opds fuses blow as soon as they are inserted in the fuse box. I've unplugged the fuel pump, removed fuel pump relay. Removed most unnecessary relays and removed all wires and lights that was ties into the reverse lights in trunk. Radio unhooked unhooked mostly everything in center dash behind radio and the fuses still instantly blow 😮‍💨 I'm curious if anyone knows a little bit more than myself on this issue and that could point my in a good direction. Thanks in advance

 

This is one of several. Click on the breadcrumbs to go to rest of manual. Show me which are blowing.



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Could be a short in the wiring due to vibration. Need to find where the fuses go to and check for shorts. OPDS is for occupant position detection system. Could be wires under carpet shorted??

 

Thanks for the information I will continue trying to track down the issue after work today. Thanks for the diagrams. Is the opds it own self contained unit?

 

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