my Dash Light Fuse Keeps Blowing every time i put a new fuse in i turn on my lights then boom it blows, ever since my car was detailed any ideas? 
Dash Light Fuse Keeps Blowing - 6G Celicas Forums
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Do you have anything aftermarket thats tied into that fuse circuit? It may have gotten wet from shampoo the carpet or dash shine.....Start by unplugging these aftermarket items and trying new fuses. If you find the source, take compressed air and blow out anything that may have gotten wet..
QUOTE(alaNi @ Dec 17, 2006 - 9:28 PM) [snapback]511256[/snapback]
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my Dash Light Fuse Keeps Blowing every time i put a new fuse in i turn on my lights then boom it blows, ever since my car was detailed any ideas?
my Dash Light Fuse Keeps Blowing every time i put a new fuse in i turn on my lights then boom it blows, ever since my car was detailed any ideas?
Do you have anything aftermarket thats tied into that fuse circuit? It may have gotten wet from shampoo the carpet or dash shine.....Start by unplugging these aftermarket items and trying new fuses. If you find the source, take compressed air and blow out anything that may have gotten wet..
could it have been my radio?
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QUOTE(toyotacrazy @ Dec 18, 2006 - 2:41 AM) [snapback]511262[/snapback]
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Do you have anything aftermarket thats tied into that fuse circuit? It may have gotten wet from shampoo the carpet or dash shine.....Start by unplugging these aftermarket items and trying new fuses. If you find the source, take compressed air and blow out anything that may have gotten wet..
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QUOTE(alaNi @ Dec 17, 2006 - 9:28 PM) [snapback]511256[/snapback]
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my Dash Light Fuse Keeps Blowing every time i put a new fuse in i turn on my lights then boom it blows, ever since my car was detailed any ideas?
my Dash Light Fuse Keeps Blowing every time i put a new fuse in i turn on my lights then boom it blows, ever since my car was detailed any ideas?
Do you have anything aftermarket thats tied into that fuse circuit? It may have gotten wet from shampoo the carpet or dash shine.....Start by unplugging these aftermarket items and trying new fuses. If you find the source, take compressed air and blow out anything that may have gotten wet..