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Electric Brakes and Blown Fuses	Tyler	5-29-01
I have a 96 Jeep Grand Cherokee which will be pulling a 78 Shasta trailer. Anytime I connect the trailer wiring to my Jeep, a Jeep fuse blows. If I disconnect the trailer ground wire for my electric brakes, everything works fine (except the brakes which are then locked, the tires will not turn). I have connected other vehicles to the trailer (GMC Suburban, and GMC 1/2 ton pickup) and they work fine. Any guidance is appreciated...