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Parkin Lights

Ok so i got a problem. My parkin light fuses keep blowing and ihave no idea why. I think i have a short somewhere but i dont know were.
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Re: Parkin Lights

Check the tailights and front signals for water, if they're dry check the bulb holders for loose wires.
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Re: Parkin Lights

Thanks ill go try it then ill get back to ya
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Re: Parkin Lights

Also check front and rear bulbs for corrosion. If the terminals are corroded, scrape it off and put either petroleum jelly, or electric lube.
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Re: Parkin Lights

or replace fuse with higher amp. lol just kidding don't do that.
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Re: Parkin Lights

OK so it was the Corrosion. It was in my 2 back turn signals. Now i got another question. What is the little light beside the turn signal in the back for. Its in like a black holster type thingy?
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Re: Parkin Lights

driving light i believe
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Re: Parkin Lights

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driving light i believe
they are acutally called parking lights.
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