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- Nov 16, 2008
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- Honduras
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- 2003
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- Fortune Favors the Brave
I just realized my headlights quit working. they did fine when i was coming home.
i just went outside to get the truck inside the garage and i tunr em on, and nothing.
Checked the fuses on the dash, everything is fine.
checked the fuse in the engine box and i found the headlights fuse melted.
I must confess, ive seen that fuse melted since i got the truck, or atleast since a long time ago, i didnt mess with it, idk why( not smart to leave it as it was)
I removed it and the slots look a bit burnt too, i put a new fuse and still the lights wont work.
Ill take the box apart and inspect if the contacts are burnt and fix it.
What could make the fuse overheat and melt?
I have some fake xenon bulbs on there, but besides that, the headlights and the wiring are stock.
Im using the same bulb number the truck has stock, just with those blue lens bulbs instead of the regular ones.
i just went outside to get the truck inside the garage and i tunr em on, and nothing.
Checked the fuses on the dash, everything is fine.
checked the fuse in the engine box and i found the headlights fuse melted.
I must confess, ive seen that fuse melted since i got the truck, or atleast since a long time ago, i didnt mess with it, idk why( not smart to leave it as it was)
I removed it and the slots look a bit burnt too, i put a new fuse and still the lights wont work.
Ill take the box apart and inspect if the contacts are burnt and fix it.
What could make the fuse overheat and melt?
I have some fake xenon bulbs on there, but besides that, the headlights and the wiring are stock.
Im using the same bulb number the truck has stock, just with those blue lens bulbs instead of the regular ones.
