what have you gotten done on your blazer today?
#9271
I am not too worried about that since they are just reverse lights. And once they are in the housing it should be a bit more concentrated and focused
#9273
Not many things it could be for them all to just stop working, especially if they are on the same circuit and fuse.
but if it did blow a fuse, I would start to trace the wires and find out why.
the obvious thing if it is the fuse I would check would be the grounds, after that if the are good, start tracing the wires and look for bare spots that could cause a short and blow the fuse.
#9274
If they were working fine, that would be the first thing that I would check.
Not many things it could be for them all to just stop working, especially if they are on the same circuit and fuse.
but if it did blow a fuse, I would start to trace the wires and find out why.
the obvious thing if it is the fuse I would check would be the grounds, after that if the are good, start tracing the wires and look for bare spots that could cause a short and blow the fuse.
Not many things it could be for them all to just stop working, especially if they are on the same circuit and fuse.
but if it did blow a fuse, I would start to trace the wires and find out why.
the obvious thing if it is the fuse I would check would be the grounds, after that if the are good, start tracing the wires and look for bare spots that could cause a short and blow the fuse.
#9275
Yeah, they are on the same circuit and fuse just two different switches. I have never had both on at the same time but I had to back up in a hurry so I had them both on. They both were on for 10 seconds before they turned off, I will check the fuse when I get up tomorrow.
#9279
I will just use two lights at a time then.