blowin fuses....help
i keep blowing my cluster fuse and a few others....i just put some aftermarket hyperwhite bulbs in my cluster but left one stock...could this be the cause to the blowing fuses???...it started once i changed the bulbs...my turn signal fuses did go out every time i used the signals but i stopped that by usin a 10a fuse to a 15 a fuse....bad idea????
i keep blowing my cluster fuse and a few others....i just put some aftermarket hyperwhite bulbs in my cluster but left one stock...could this be the cause to the blowing fuses???...it started once i changed the bulbs...my turn signal fuses did go out every time i used the signals but i stopped that by usin a 10a fuse to a 15 a fuse....bad idea????
by leaving one stock, that would NOT be the cause of the fuses blowing.
The fuses are probably blowing because the new bulbs pull more juice.
to fix this....install a bigger fuse. BUT MAKE SURE THE *ENTIRE CIRCUIT* CAN HANDLE THE ADDITIONAL CURRENT, if the circuit can't handle the extra power, then you can possibly burn up wires and traces. They'll just heat up and melt.
And traces are very thin. oh ya, traces are those "wires" on a circuit board.
by leaving one stock, that would NOT be the cause of the fuses blowing.
The fuses are probably blowing because the new bulbs pull more juice.
to fix this....install a bigger fuse. BUT MAKE SURE THE *ENTIRE CIRCUIT* CAN HANDLE THE ADDITIONAL CURRENT, if the circuit can't handle the extra power, then you can possibly burn up wires and traces. They'll just heat up and melt.
And traces are very thin. oh ya, traces are those "wires" on a circuit board.
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