Foglight Fuse blow
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Foglight Fuse blow
Im sorry my passenger side is working just the driver side is not work
I think my foglight fuse blowl. First my driver side fog light off, sometime it on and today I replaced the light bulb and the ballet. It still the same wont turn on. I wondering which fuse is for the fog light.
I think my foglight fuse blowl. First my driver side fog light off, sometime it on and today I replaced the light bulb and the ballet. It still the same wont turn on. I wondering which fuse is for the fog light.
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I don't think there is a fuse for just one fog light, I think it's for both. I had installed HID in my fog lights and while it rained my ballasts got wet and blew my fog fuse. I believe it's the box in the engine bay. Super tiny fuse, had to buy the Multi pack at the autopart store. Ran about $7-8. Check the fuse, easiest check you can do.
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I don't think there is a fuse for just one fog light, I think it's for both. I had installed HID in my fog lights and while it rained my ballasts got wet and blew my fog fuse. I believe it's the box in the engine bay. Super tiny fuse, had to buy the Multi pack at the autopart store. Ran about $7-8. Check the fuse, easiest check you can do.
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OP before you go fuse searching do a very small and a common thing. Take the non working side ballast and bulb switch to the working side. That will DEFINALTY give you an answer of whats going on. You can also switch bulbs around and ballast to actually locate the problem. If everything works perfectly on one side then you gotta look into the plug, wires, fuses ETC ETC. I just saved you a headache you owe me a beer
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OP before you go fuse searching do a very small and a common thing. Take the non working side ballast and bulb switch to the working side. That will DEFINALTY give you an answer of whats going on. You can also switch bulbs around and ballast to actually locate the problem. If everything works perfectly on one side then you gotta look into the plug, wires, fuses ETC ETC. I just saved you a headache you owe me a beer