fuse box/panel.

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  1. Funcrazy1

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    So my tail lights when out so it was a fuse just gone. I buy some new ones the fuse's won't go in at all they fall right out.. The clips or what ever are gone. wtf to do
     
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    uhmm you got the right fuses? Clips dont just disapear unless your got major problems and melted them
     
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    Ok nvm I was dumb.. But I had a question.. My tail lights fuse 15amp keeps blowing I've gone through 4 fuses within one night. Wtf is going o.
     
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    sounds like a ground short problem ..

    pull the tail lamp and start from there
     
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    found out whats wrong with it. Since I Had LED's wired into that fuse.. They were pullin too much AMPS. now they work since I hard wire my leds to my battery with a on and off switch.
     
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    Could just use a relay and solve the problem.
     
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    yeah relays arent hard to use at all and deff worth the time to use them
     
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    Did not think about that!
     
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