Trailer Wiring Keeps Blowing Fuse at Charlie Mallory blog

Trailer Wiring Keeps Blowing Fuse. So the problem has to be with the. If you see any damage, replace the fuse with a new one of the same amperage. When you drive, and hit a bump or a curve, the wiring in the trailer moves a bit, the bare part shorts to the frame, blowing the fuse. It sounds like there is a short somewhere along the wiring of your vehicle or trailer that is causing a fuse to blow every time you connect. The brake lights and turn signals worked on this trailer but the running lights did not. First, don't up the fuse to a 25a, that'll just cause more problems if it melts something. I hooked the trailer up and the running lights on the trailer were not on with or without the truck lights being on. Start by locating the fuse box in your truck. Once you find it, inspect the fuse carefully for any signs of damage, such as a broken filament or discoloration. If your taillights keep blowing every time you connect your trailer, it seems to me you have a short in the running light on your trailer. If your trailer running lights keep blowing a fuse in your truck, it could be due to a damaged fuse.

If you see any damage, replace the fuse with a new one of the same amperage. So the problem has to be with the. The brake lights and turn signals worked on this trailer but the running lights did not. It sounds like there is a short somewhere along the wiring of your vehicle or trailer that is causing a fuse to blow every time you connect. When you drive, and hit a bump or a curve, the wiring in the trailer moves a bit, the bare part shorts to the frame, blowing the fuse. I hooked the trailer up and the running lights on the trailer were not on with or without the truck lights being on. If your trailer running lights keep blowing a fuse in your truck, it could be due to a damaged fuse. First, don't up the fuse to a 25a, that'll just cause more problems if it melts something. If your taillights keep blowing every time you connect your trailer, it seems to me you have a short in the running light on your trailer. Start by locating the fuse box in your truck.

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Trailer Wiring Keeps Blowing Fuse First, don't up the fuse to a 25a, that'll just cause more problems if it melts something. I hooked the trailer up and the running lights on the trailer were not on with or without the truck lights being on. First, don't up the fuse to a 25a, that'll just cause more problems if it melts something. When you drive, and hit a bump or a curve, the wiring in the trailer moves a bit, the bare part shorts to the frame, blowing the fuse. If your trailer running lights keep blowing a fuse in your truck, it could be due to a damaged fuse. The brake lights and turn signals worked on this trailer but the running lights did not. If your taillights keep blowing every time you connect your trailer, it seems to me you have a short in the running light on your trailer. So the problem has to be with the. Start by locating the fuse box in your truck. Once you find it, inspect the fuse carefully for any signs of damage, such as a broken filament or discoloration. If you see any damage, replace the fuse with a new one of the same amperage. It sounds like there is a short somewhere along the wiring of your vehicle or trailer that is causing a fuse to blow every time you connect.