juanichi214
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My turn signal fuse keeps blowing out
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PrairieDrifter
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Check your wiring for a short, check the bulb sockets for corrosion.
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and make sure that it has the right size fuse (not one too small). You can always put a bigger in.
juanichi214
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I already put a 20 fuse they seem to work fine when I drop the gear to reverse and swap out the fuse but once I put the truck on park it blows it out again. Tried it multiple time same result
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check ALL the lighting wires for loose/broken
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How are your backup lights functioning?
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99% of the time the reason fuses pop is because of a short somewhere. This includes deterioated wiring, broken wiring, bad sockets somewhere or a wire broken.
Basic wiring 101 and these trucks are super simple.
Basic wiring 101 and these trucks are super simple.
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mine did that. short in the reverse lights.
