Cigarette lighter fuse?
So I tried to find it in the electric wiring manual in the sticky section, but I couldn't figure it out.
my question is, anybody know which fuse is responsible for the cigarette lighter?
I was bored and shoved some LED's in it, they all sparked, and now my ipod connecter that I had spliced into the cig lighter doesn't work.
? any advice? or help.
I'm thinking I just blew a fuse
my question is, anybody know which fuse is responsible for the cigarette lighter?
I was bored and shoved some LED's in it, they all sparked, and now my ipod connecter that I had spliced into the cig lighter doesn't work.
? any advice? or help.
I'm thinking I just blew a fuse
Originally Posted by SATownScion
its not the panel that you can see when you are sitting down. you actually have to get on your back on the floorboard and look up
Your driver's manual also has more information on the fuses.
Good luck.
yea. I found it once I went back earlier today. I felt stupid.
I found the one that was blown, and I was wondering, could I replace it with a twenty instead of a 15? It was a 15, but I don't really feel like going to buy a new fuse at the moment, and there is only a spare 10 and 20.
any comments?
I found the one that was blown, and I was wondering, could I replace it with a twenty instead of a 15? It was a 15, but I don't really feel like going to buy a new fuse at the moment, and there is only a spare 10 and 20.
any comments?
its not a good idea to up the fuse since in most cases the wires cant handle the extra amps if a short happens, meaning you will burn your wires instead of blowing the fuse.
for a temp fix, it will work but you run the risk so make sure to replace it with the right amp fuse when you get the chance
for a temp fix, it will work but you run the risk so make sure to replace it with the right amp fuse when you get the chance
Originally Posted by SATownScion
its not a good idea to up the fuse since in most cases the wires cant handle the extra amps if a short happens, meaning you will burn your wires instead of blowing the fuse.
for a temp fix, it will work but you run the risk so make sure to replace it with the right amp fuse when you get the chance
for a temp fix, it will work but you run the risk so make sure to replace it with the right amp fuse when you get the chance
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