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Problem 96 Elantra daytime running lights


Eloh
02-13-2005, 08:58 AM
Here is an odd problem.
The daytime running lights on my 96 elantra wagon will not shut off! At first I had thought that I had simply left my lights on after I had taken out the key. Nope they stay on no matter what I do. The only way I can turn them off is by pulling a fuse marked "B+" that is located under the hood.

Has anybody else experienced this problem? solutions?

Also does anyone know what the B+ fuse does? The car seems start and run fine without it being inplace. But it is a 50 amp fuse, so I think that it must be doing much more than servicing the running lights.

Wa jang chang
02-15-2005, 04:31 PM
50 amp fuse can handle 600 watts of electrical load. The headlight bulbs are rated about 250 watts each... so it gives you about 500 watts total... I guess you found a workaround while you look for the real cause of the problem.

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