Fuses are a poppin, help needed please...
I recently changed my foglights and I've popped a couple fuses today.
Any suggestions as to why it's happening?
Any suggestions as to why it's happening?
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Se-riously, what "other" reasons? I don't handle flames too well.
I had the same fogs before, but one burned out. It's not the bulb.



^^^Se-riously, what "other" reasons? I don't handle flames too well.
I had the same fogs before, but one burned out. It's not the bulb.
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Stick a 20-25 amp in there. If it's a short, you'll blow that too. If it's not, then your fogs just seem to pull more amperage now. If you stay with the larger fuse, you want to make sure that the wires aren't getting warm. Melting wires is no fun.
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Originally posted by Epstein
Stick a 20-25 amp in there. If it's a short, you'll blow that too. If it's not, then your fogs just seem to pull more amperage now. If you stay with the larger fuse, you want to make sure that the wires aren't getting warm. Melting wires is no fun.
Stick a 20-25 amp in there. If it's a short, you'll blow that too. If it's not, then your fogs just seem to pull more amperage now. If you stay with the larger fuse, you want to make sure that the wires aren't getting warm. Melting wires is no fun.
The worst advice I have ever heard.
Did you repolace the entire for light assy or just the bulbs? If you replaced the assy then look in the instructions and it will tell you what G wire to use and what Amp fuse it takes. Some aftermarket lights use a relay triggered off the stock circuit because they draw alot more current. if you just swapped bulbs, did you get the smae wattage as stock? if not, go get the stock ones. Running hight wattage bulbs on a circuit designed for a specific wattage is a fire waiting to happen. And go buy a fire extinguisher....car fires suck.
Originally posted by Judge
The worst advice I have ever heard.
Did you repolace the entire for light assy or just the bulbs? If you replaced the assy then look in the instructions and it will tell you what G wire to use and what Amp fuse it takes. Some aftermarket lights use a relay triggered off the stock circuit because they draw alot more current. if you just swapped bulbs, did you get the smae wattage as stock? if not, go get the stock ones. Running hight wattage bulbs on a circuit designed for a specific wattage is a fire waiting to happen. And go buy a fire extinguisher....car fires suck.
The worst advice I have ever heard.
Did you repolace the entire for light assy or just the bulbs? If you replaced the assy then look in the instructions and it will tell you what G wire to use and what Amp fuse it takes. Some aftermarket lights use a relay triggered off the stock circuit because they draw alot more current. if you just swapped bulbs, did you get the smae wattage as stock? if not, go get the stock ones. Running hight wattage bulbs on a circuit designed for a specific wattage is a fire waiting to happen. And go buy a fire extinguisher....car fires suck.
I'll check out the wires and stuff to see if anything is wrong.
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