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Car Basics - basic car care and car DIYHow to replace a blown fuse

 

How to replace a blown fuse (article with video)

Changing the fuse on a car electrical system is pretty easy.

You may need to check or change your fuses if something electrical on your car is not working, for example ;

windscreen wipers have stopped working,
electric windows have stopped working.

etc.

Before you even think about taking the car to the garage or stripping bits off your vehicle, find out where your fuse box is and check the fuses. Your Haynes workshop manual should tell you where the fuse box is located.

Your problem might only need to have a fuse replaced to fix it.
Fuses cost very little and are available from all motor factors (like halfords).

 
VideoJug: How To Replace A Blown Fuse

 

NOTE

If the same fuse continues to blow, either immediately or after a while, then this will require further investigation.  The fuse is probably continually blowing because of an electrical fault elsewhere on the car and this will need to be checked out by an expert.



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