blown fuses?

Question

2000camero-at first my gauges and radio kept blowing fuses got that fix?? and now my interior lights are blowing fuses

Answer 1

bad ground somwhere....ouch..tough..one..get out you test light and have at it..

Answer 2

A few thing you might ck unscrew one door switch at a time and unplug it ck and see if it still blow the fuse also not sure if cigliters are on the same fuse but sometimes if you use the liters i have seen the in of the liters bad also what every was the cause of the outher fuse you was blowing if you had to remove anything like you radio or instpanel and you didnt have the problem before that mable you pinch a wire when you reinstalled what you had to remove to fix you frist problem

Answer 3

it appears like you're pulling to many amps with the help of that fuse. they're designed to blow in the previous the wiring heats up and catches fireplace. possibly it really is time to envision the wiring. you'll have a loose connection someplace. does the cord popping out of that fuse get warm. if it does that's a demonstration that you're pulling to many amps for the cord/fuse length. attempt setting up a sparkling fuse and then leaving the light fixtures off altogether. does it nevertheless blow? what percentage light fixtures are you conversing about and what else is on an identical fuse? examine each and every outlet even as it blows, or you're taking it out to ensure precisely what's on that circuit. i might want to suspect that over the years, A. the wiring is starting off to get old, and B. you've further units to the circuit and it really is overloaded.