7.5A Room Fuse
04-16-12, 09:43 PM
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Well, this isn't a build thread. It's a general question, so it should be posted in the 2nd generation forum. Build threads are what people use to document their progress (usually with pictures) on their vehicles.
The room fuse is for things like the interior lights, cargo lights, courtesy lights, etc. If there's a 10A fuse in it, then it's probably because of a very lazy previous owner who didn't have a 7.5A fuse lying around so he popped the 10A fuse he did have in there.
The room fuse is for things like the interior lights, cargo lights, courtesy lights, etc. If there's a 10A fuse in it, then it's probably because of a very lazy previous owner who didn't have a 7.5A fuse lying around so he popped the 10A fuse he did have in there.
04-17-12, 05:55 PM
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Well, this isn't a build thread. It's a general question, so it should be posted in the 2nd generation forum. Build threads are what people use to document their progress (usually with pictures) on their vehicles.
The room fuse is for things like the interior lights, cargo lights, courtesy lights, etc. If there's a 10A fuse in it, then it's probably because of a very lazy previous owner who didn't have a 7.5A fuse lying around so he popped the 10A fuse he did have in there.
The room fuse is for things like the interior lights, cargo lights, courtesy lights, etc. If there's a 10A fuse in it, then it's probably because of a very lazy previous owner who didn't have a 7.5A fuse lying around so he popped the 10A fuse he did have in there.
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