ive got my bumper signals wired on with the headlights and was looking At the wires n theyre the same size. so if i put headlight bulbs in there what would blow? the fuse? put higher fuse in i should be alright ,right? i know somebody did this and i wanted to know b4 i tried it. let me know what happened or what you think.

 

Its been tried, you would melt the turn signal housing.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 89POS &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ive got my bumper signals wired on with the headlights and was looking At the wires n theyre the same size. so if i put headlight bulbs in there what would blow? the fuse? put higher fuse in i should be alright ,right? i know somebody did this and i wanted to know b4 i tried it. let me know what happened or what you think.</TD></TR></TABLE>

the circuit is design to run at a certain load, you put a bigger fuse so it will not blow the fuse is a general rookie mistake, sure the fuse will not blow anymore but engine fire and wires will melt. think about this, why there's fuse in the first place?

 

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the circuit is design to run at a certain load, you put a bigger fuse so it will not blow the fuse is a general rookie mistake, sure the fuse will not blow anymore but engine fire and wires will melt. think about this, why there's fuse in the first place?
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just wonderin since the wires were the same size figured maybe could take the extra watts. is there a simple fix or just cant be dont? not woried about the housing i fixed that.

i knew other people tried thats y i asked instead leapn first.