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Blowing fuses Hey guys, my taillights was working just fine up until this week they blew a fuse, I put a new one in blew another fuse 2 days later, and now it' blowing them as soon as I turn them on. Anyone have a clue what might be causing it to short out all of a sudden brakelights just started acting up all so come on when u push the pedal let off and won' work the second time till about a min later need help asap |
Re: Blowing fuses
Originally Posted by Stacyracing33
(Post 4746493)
Hey guys, my taillights was working just fine up until this week they blew a fuse, I put a new one in blew another fuse 2 days later, and now it' blowing them as soon as I turn them on. Anyone have a clue what might be causing it to short out all of a sudden brakelights just started acting up all so come on when u push the pedal let off and won' work the second time till about a min later need help asap The wiring or socket may be grounding out somewhere. Remove the bulb, inspect and clean (rust?) the socket. After cleaning spray some electronic contact cleaner and lube in the socket. Example of spray: De-Oxit: Radio Shack may still have there brand of contact cleaner and lube. If not one of the above then a break in wiring somewhere that's grounding out. |
Re: Blowing fuses Found the problem, front passenger parking/turn signal socket wires are dry rotted and brittal and hot wire was rubbing the fender. I'll have to get a new socket |
Re: Blowing fuses
Originally Posted by Stacyracing33
(Post 4746531)
Found the problem, front passenger parking/turn signal socket wires are dry rotted and brittal and hot wire was rubbing the fender. I'll have to get a new socket |
Re: Blowing fuses same cause as the halos you were having issues with. go around looking for more wire issues? |
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