1998 Honda Accord LX sedan short circuit/blown fuse
02-25-2013, 09:24 PM
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1998 Honda Accord LX sedan short circuit/blown fuse
So my accord had a blown fuse (10amps) on the the passenger side. I went to O'Reilly once I got home from work and bought a replacement fuse. After putting the fuse into the socket, I tried turning my parking lights on and nothing showed up. Then I looked at the fuse again, it had burnt out..I tried it with at least 7 fuses and all had the same effect. I also heard the fuse being blown when I did it. Note that the 10 amp fuse is for the Small Light section. My cluster, parking lights and fog lights would not light up. I was thinking of a short circuit wire some where but eh...
02-25-2013, 10:52 PM
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Re: 1998 Honda Accord LX sedan short circuit/blown fuse
The purpose of a fuse is to be the weakest link in the electrical system so as to protect equipment. If the fuse keeps blowing there is a problem with either the circuit(wiring) or a component(bulb).
Find the problem and fix it.
02-25-2013, 11:19 PM
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Re: 1998 Honda Accord LX sedan short circuit/blown fuse
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. -A. Einstein
The purpose of a fuse is to be the weakest link in the electrical system so as to protect equipment. If the fuse keeps blowing there is a problem with either the circuit(wiring) or a component(bulb).
Find the problem and fix it.
The purpose of a fuse is to be the weakest link in the electrical system so as to protect equipment. If the fuse keeps blowing there is a problem with either the circuit(wiring) or a component(bulb).
Find the problem and fix it.
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