Fog light fuse (#3)
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Fog light fuse (#3)
I recently replaced both of my front fog light brackets and replaced the bulbs with LEDs. Now after every 4 or 5 key cycles, I am blowing the #3 fuse. Rear fog lights are inop but I am keeping that switch off.
A few months ago I bottomed out and knocked the driver's side bracket off. I finally got around to replacing it. The pass side has worked since then. Without an issue.
Could it be the LEDs are pulling too many amps? That just doesn't sound right to me.
Thanks in advance- Brick Builderz LLC
A few months ago I bottomed out and knocked the driver's side bracket off. I finally got around to replacing it. The pass side has worked since then. Without an issue.
Could it be the LEDs are pulling too many amps? That just doesn't sound right to me.
Thanks in advance- Brick Builderz LLC
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I recently replaced both of my front fog light brackets and replaced the bulbs with LEDs. Now after every 4 or 5 key cycles, I am blowing the #3 fuse. Rear fog lights are inop but I am keeping that switch off.
A few months ago I bottomed out and knocked the driver's side bracket off. I finally got around to replacing it. The pass side has worked since then. Without an issue.
Could it be the LEDs are pulling too many amps? That just doesn't sound right to me.
Thanks in advance- Brick Builderz LLC
A few months ago I bottomed out and knocked the driver's side bracket off. I finally got around to replacing it. The pass side has worked since then. Without an issue.
Could it be the LEDs are pulling too many amps? That just doesn't sound right to me.
Thanks in advance- Brick Builderz LLC
Anything else on that fuse or just the fog lights?
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