after installing my oemstyle fog lights....
01-01-2003, 05:08 PM
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after installing my oemstyle fog lights....
i keep on blowning fuses. the fuse that is for tail light, instument light, and license light. its a 10 fuse. now since i put in the foglights, taht fuse keeps on blowing if i have the foglights on for a while (15min). somedays it wont happen and they will be on for an hour+. now since i have more lighting(power) should i bump up the size of the fuse to like a 30?
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01-01-2003, 06:04 PM
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Originally posted by Eklypse39
you have an exposed wire somewhere, that has to be it.
you have an exposed wire somewhere, that has to be it.
01-01-2003, 06:52 PM
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Mine did the same thing...
then i followed all the wires, and somewhere along, i ended up having something either not pluged in all the way, or it was touching something else, i don't remember.
check everything, including your bulbs, make sure you put them in right
just recheck your wiring, and you'll find the problem.
then i followed all the wires, and somewhere along, i ended up having something either not pluged in all the way, or it was touching something else, i don't remember.
check everything, including your bulbs, make sure you put them in right
just recheck your wiring, and you'll find the problem.
01-01-2003, 07:02 PM
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Originally posted by ManInCamo
Mine did the same thing...
then i followed all the wires, and somewhere along, i ended up having something either not pluged in all the way, or it was touching something else, i don't remember.
check everything, including your bulbs, make sure you put them in right
just recheck your wiring, and you'll find the problem.
Mine did the same thing...
then i followed all the wires, and somewhere along, i ended up having something either not pluged in all the way, or it was touching something else, i don't remember.
check everything, including your bulbs, make sure you put them in right
just recheck your wiring, and you'll find the problem.
good point i never did check the bulbs themselves, the bulbs where already in. thanks, i guess ill update you again, if i happens again.
so keep the fuse the same?
01-01-2003, 07:15 PM
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Yea, I was contemplating the same thing when mine kept blowing... but i figured something had to be wrong. Like i said, i don't remember what it was exactly, but it was a wiring/bulb problem.
01-01-2003, 11:02 PM
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Most likely you have a crimped wire. Check them all out. I had a crimped wiring after wiring in a light buzzer and it caused my A/C to not function. 120$ fix from honda. Not cool