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[AKS\/\/ulfe]

Yeah, the fuse box if its not a short in one of the engine electricals.

Remove all of the non-essential (to turn the car on) fuses and if it still don't work - the short is probably somewhere that a certified mechanic would have to work on.
-SW

[Fridaddy]

Hey, what academy you going to? I went in 1982, but when I transfered to my current department I found state POST had lost my records and I had to go back to another one just a few years ago. I learned a few things....
 
 
Its all a game, play by thier rules 'cuz its only a few months.

If your not early your late.

No matter how polished the item is, your RTO thinks its dull.

No matter how well you ran the course, the RTO will say it was slow.

If you shoot a 300 on the range, the RTO will say it was "a sloppy 300"

But remember..............

After graduation they call the number one recruit...officer.
After graduation they call the recruit who came in dead last......officer
And what do you call your RTO's after graduation, brother officers. Its just a job to them dont take it personally.

[Tarmac]

Originally posted by Fridaddy
Hey, what academy you going to?  

Sorry, don't check the BB much anymore.  Kinda busy here.  

The Michigan Police Corps at Ferris State University.  It's a federally funded scholarship academy (ie it pays me to go, most equipment issued for keeps, plus reimbursement for a year of college expenses), with the only hitch being that I have to work in Michigan for four years after graduation.  It's a residential 5 month academy (one of two in the state, the other being Michigan State Police) that gives about twice as much training as the state-mandated number of hours.  They only take college grads.  

And just to brag a bit... they only took 11 people from Michigan this year.  And I'm one of them.  

And as for the advice, thanks.  Although I've already figured that stuff out... the hard way.