Connector 108 is referenced on a wiring diagram just after the fuse and again after the load. This means that:

• A. there are two terminals in connector 108 related to the circuit.
• B. the connector is miswired.
• C. the fuse is useless.
• D. the load is shorted.

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is that a single connector can have multiple terminals used by a circuit. When you see the same connector referenced both after the fuse and again after the load, it means that connector housing contains more than one contact connected to this circuit. Power comes into the connector on one terminal (just after the fuse) and exits on another terminal (just after the load) to continue on. This is a normal, expected arrangement for a multi‑pin connector.

This isn’t indicating a fault or miswiring, and it doesn’t imply the fuse is useless or the load is shorted; those interpretations don’t align with how a connector housing is depicted in wiring diagrams.