truck started! but now its flowing fuses

[FlatBlackBurb]

ok so we got up there and stuck a fuse and the new distributor module in, tried to jump it but my friends scion didnt have enough juice to get it going and each time i tried to start it, it blew the "ECM ignition" and the "ECM battery" fuse so i replaced them. i got a lady with a navigator to help me jump start it, it started right up and after about a minute it died... sure enough i blew the "ecm ignition" fuse but the battery fuse was intact and still is. i cant find out where the wire is shorting from! where exactly is the ecm? im pretty sure i saw it right behind the glove box near the dash vent. has anyone else had this problem? am i damaging the new distributor module each time i blow the fuse? anyone know why it could be shorting out?

 

[FlatBlackBurb]

uhh i meant blowing fuses not flowing fuses...

 

[Jason4x4]

check the injector wires, they like to get pinched under the air cleaner.

 

[FlatBlackBurb]

yeah ill do that... could it possibly be the wires to the fuel pump? or the fuel pump relay? it started up briefly like i said but died after about a minute. the wires to the fuel pump in the tank are squashed between the tank and the frame if i remember correctly... could that have something to do with it?

 

[Jason4x4]

yup

 

[FlatBlackBurb]

well im just gonna see if the insurance company will let me tow it down to my house and ill just work on it there

 

[FlatBlackBurb]

hey just got it towed today. you guys were right, the wires got pinched on the 1 inch riser at the carb and were shorting out. a little electrical tape and a relocation of the wires fixed it and she started right up. i just had her towed just in case it was something different because i really didnt feel like driving up there again. anyways heres some pics of where it was stuck. couldn't ask for a better place...