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Is there any obvious reason that I should check?

Not really sure what makes a fuse blow, is it a short or to much load?

/Mathias

 

 

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1 hour ago, Ruxus said:

Not really sure what makes a fuse blow, is it a short or to much load?

Both.

Does fuse blow when new fuse is installed (key off) or when new fuse is installed and you step on the brake pedal? You might need lots of fuses to solve this.

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Noticed now that the fuse don't seem to be blown.
But both hazard and brake lights don't work.
Is there difference between fuses. When I changed the fuse last time I put in a cheap one with a led in it. Gonna change back to the old ones just to be certain.
The electric system on these really seem to have a life of its own.....


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Bulbs both burnt out this time? Trailer harness tends to get rubbed through by the bumper.


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Try the ground inside the driver tail light area after pulling the tail light. Ive had weird issues there before its a quick easy check, should be done periodically anyhow and costs nothing.


If that one is bad it’s usually going to shut off the fuel pump too.


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Noticed now that the fuse don't seem to be blown.
But both hazard and brake lights don't work.
Is there difference between fuses. When I changed the fuse last time I put in a cheap one with a led in it. Gonna change back to the old ones just to be certain.
The electric system on these really seem to have a life of its own.....


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Aha, found the culprit.
Seems the connector to the brakepedal had melted and a wire snapped off.
Kind of odd that your hazard won't work if the brakelight switch malfunctionsdb5c526a845d45ea6bd6370d0b24a5e8.jpg


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4 hours ago, Ruxus said:

 


Aha, found the culprit.
Seems the connector to the brakepedal had melted and a wire snapped off.
Kind of odd that your hazard won't work if the brakelight switch malfunctionsdb5c526a845d45ea6bd6370d0b24a5e8.jpg


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I've gone through several of those switches. My plug melted so badly it was unusable.

 

I just rewired for the Ford switch. 

 

Bad switch and I'm done with those. 

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Yes, what made it melt... my guess is a bad connection. Someone has been tampering a lot with the wires around the fusebox. I found a whole lot of different wire connectors and odd splices under there. It was a black wire that had snapped.

Thanks for the input everyone
/mathias


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The brakes and hazard lights use the same filaments in the taillight bulbs, so if the brake light switch shorts out then you'll have issues with the hazard lights. You'll notice if you have the hazards on they'll quit blinking and just go solid when you hit the brakes. 

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