RE: [DML] Fuse Question

["Videobob Moseley" <videobob@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well, the fact that you have blown a 25 amp fuse should throw a red flag.
I would carefully check the light modules for any areas that might be 
touching or shorting out.
There might also be a short at the switch itself.
The light itself is a fuse, so if something within the light path were to 
short the light bulb
itself would blow. So you must have a ground short somewhere along the path.
You need to trace the to's and from's with a continuity tester to find the 
problem.
- VB


>From: "geoff_ombao" <geoff_ombao@xxxxxxxxx>
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>Subject: [DML] Fuse Question
>Date: Tue, 01 Nov 2005 21:52:52 -0000
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>Greetings! Today I found the fuse for my interior lights had blown. The 
>manual calls for a
>10 amp replacement, but a 25 amp fuse is currently installed. Does anyone 
>know which
>one is correct? (My bet is on the 10 amp one, but wanted to see if anyone 
>had any
>insights.)
>
>Thanks in advanced.
>
>- Geoff
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