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Old 05-03-2004, 05:16 PM
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91'Sundance dash lights/tail lights help!!

hey there, i have a 91' sundance that seems to be running great until a week ago it started breaking the dash lights/tail light fuse. Its a 20A fuse. Sometimes a fuse lasts a day, and other times one will blow up as soon as i turn on my lights. I have no idea what the problem would be. any ideas whats causing this and how i can fix it? please help.
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Old 05-04-2004, 07:08 AM
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Re: 91'Sundance dash lights/tail lights help!!

remove your headlight bullbs and inspect them for burns inside the light casing. I'm assuming the '91 has the plug in bulbs, yeah I'm sure it does. They'll begin to disintegrate, and start drawing extra current, and more still when first turned on.

If you're using aftermarket bulbs, especially the brighter ones (like fake HID's), they draw more current. If you find nothing wrong and you want the extra bright lights, you wil probably need to go to a 25 or 30 amp fuse, but be carefull; check the current draw at each headlight and add it up, if it's at 30 amps with aftermarket lights, you will need to run more wires to take the current.

Secondly, you might have water in the tail light housing and light sockets.

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