Reply With QuoteIts blowing the fuse for a reason, probably a short. If you put a larger size fuse in place of it, you could melt the fuse box or the wires, causing a fire. Find the source of the short first.
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New Int Lights need 10A?
So I replaced my inner dome lights (top center and rear left/right) and blew my fuse. I didn't get the exact same size festoon bulbs but got the right number (can't remember it right now). Now I blew the fuse for the lights. The fuse I pulled (number 21 in my car) was a 10A. Should I replace it with the same amperage fuse or different? This is a weak spot for me
I don't think a different fuse would be necessary, but thought I'd ask.
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Its blowing the fuse for a reason, probably a short. If you put a larger size fuse in place of it, you could melt the fuse box or the wires, causing a fire. Find the source of the short first.
Greg Mannino
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If you added anything to the circuit, then take that into consideration.
Greg Mannino
Car Audio.Video.Security.Navigation Guru
Electrical/Mechanical Specialist
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