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Checking Fuses

Discussion in '360/430' started by David., Jun 30, 2016.

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  1. David.

    David. Rookie

    Jun 17, 2014
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    Metrowest Boston, MA
    I got my annual state inspection on the car today (Massachusetts) and I almost failed due to the license plate light not working. This was an easy fix as I had the toolkit (with a new fuse) and the manual in the car to find out where the fuse was.

    This got me thinking though, is there an easy way to check to see if there are any other blown fuses on the car or do I have to look at each one individually?
     
  2. mello

    mello F1 Veteran
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    Jul 12, 2013
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    Steve
    Buss FT-3. There are other similar devices. Google "Fuse tester".
     
  3. rugby

    rugby Formula Junior

    Apr 10, 2015
    364
    Atlanta
    Yes. As long as you realize that each fuse will still have to be taken out of the panel individually to be checked.
     
  4. hessank

    hessank Formula 3
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    Aug 8, 2005
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    Fred
    Here's one for you.
    I've been driving my car since April came around incl 2 long trips.
    I am always watching the oil and water temp gauges. Never saw a problem.

    Two weeks ago I decided to replace the alarm unit (with the GM version).
    After I removed the luggage compartment cover around the fuses the 30A or green coloured LH Rad fuse was found blown. For how long? Don't know. I then thought that the fan might have frozen but it was loose and when the temp got up it ran. It runs everytime it is called to run.

    So yes, check your fuses when you have the time.
     
  5. Alden

    Alden F1 Rookie
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    Apr 25, 2010
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