Fuse Question!
I just added some more lights to an existing system.. is it okay to upgrade my fuse to a 20 instead of 15? or....what
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NO.
You should fuse the added lights separately and control them by a relay and/or switch. |
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is it okay to drive around with a bigger fuse for 30 mins? Of not, i dont have any lights. and i borrowed a fuse from another system, which i dont know what it is? :P
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ANYONE? I gotta leave in 6 minutes :S
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If you absolutly have to go now, unplug the new lights and put the normal fuse back in.
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it's blown
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okay, nevermind i will just steal one from my moms cars.....thanks SO much guys! sorry for the rush
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so lets say i add some driving lights to my 7. i could hook them to a relay that turns on when my headlights are on, but they should be connected to their own fuse to get their 12v from the battery.
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the fuse is there to protec the wires... adding a bigger fuse could lead to the wires melting instead of the fuse blowing...
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Bah! you crackheads are way too picky .. I will bet my balls that a 5 amp bigger fuse is NOT going to cook a wire before it cooks the fuse. Common its 5 amps he's talking not 50. In a pinch until you can get the right one (weeks or months if need be) a 5 amp bigger fuse is fine.
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Originally posted by DC350 okay, nevermind i will just steal one from my moms cars.....thanks SO much guys! sorry for the rush |
hahaha, damn right! I had a Great time driving too! Open wet roads, just me and the night. Did some awesome manuvers and drifts :D
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i dont see why a 5amp higher fuse would hurt anything
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