Weird issue that developed after I was changing out blown fuses on a project... I swapped a few that were blown so I'm not sure exactly which ones I changed but after I did, the car has developed a problem where the key can be out of the ignition and the car will not turn off. I have to disconnect the battery to kill ignition. Any ideas? 92 325i cab 87k miles
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Engine keeps running with key off & out?
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send me your address. i need another car. ;)
but no. it sounds like you have a harness short. you will need to open up the inside of your fuse box and look for the ignition wire that has melted to a always hot line. it could be under the dash as well. but u need to find it asap, you could cause a fire.
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I have not replaced any parts yet on this car, so I would not be able to tell you. Still sorting out issues. One of the fuses I replaced was the fuse for central locking system, which I believe was missing completely. I'm wondering if this was possibly intentional? I have no way of knowing, the previous owner is not mechanically inclined at all so who ever had done previous work may have done this. Also there's this weird wire and extra fuse just kinda hanging out from the box? And a terminal that looks like a relay or fuse should be there but is not. Is this normal of late model e30 verts?
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