So earlier today I was at home depot and experienced my 1st problem after owning the car for 1.5 years.
While starting, all my electrical cut out. I later noticed that this fuse is blown, has a small gap and no voltage gets across it. It says 120A on it.
how do I replace it? My poor car is still there...
While starting, all my electrical cut out. I later noticed that this fuse is blown, has a small gap and no voltage gets across it. It says 120A on it.
how do I replace it? My poor car is still there...
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most likely have to get that fuse from the dealer. it would take a serious short to blow a 120a fuse. like a dead battery short
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WoW 120A fuse blew. Go dealer and check it out, not so good. But check everything that you have touched before bring to dealer.
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What is all the extra stuff attached to the possitive side, I am guessing amps and stuff. I would start there.
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Leave your other stuff disconnected after you get the new fuse in there until you figure out where the short is. 120 amps isn't a "short"... it's called "arc welding."
got the new fuse.... yay $60 at the dealer had to replace the entire fuseblock thingy.
Cheap fix for a broken car, but still sucks spending that on a fuse!
Not sure what blew it... stereo wasn't on b/c I was starting, and its relatively low-current stuff.
damn car.
Cheap fix for a broken car, but still sucks spending that on a fuse!
Not sure what blew it... stereo wasn't on b/c I was starting, and its relatively low-current stuff.
damn car.

