R52 Help! No Xenon Lights and Gauges
6th Gear
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Keep an eye on it.... If it blew, it blew for a REASON. If you lose it again, you have a short someplace, so in that event the best thing is to make an appointment to have the dealer or a trained automotive electrician check the system.
Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should you consider using a larger fuse if you pop it again. I know that's just common sense, but I thought I'd toss it out there, just in case you're not familiar with fuses.
Best of luck to you!
Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should you consider using a larger fuse if you pop it again. I know that's just common sense, but I thought I'd toss it out there, just in case you're not familiar with fuses.
Best of luck to you!
3rd Gear
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 216
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From: Long Island, NY
Keep an eye on it.... If it blew, it blew for a REASON. If you lose it again, you have a short someplace, so in that event the best thing is to make an appointment to have the dealer or a trained automotive electrician check the system.
Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should you consider using a larger fuse if you pop it again. I know that's just common sense, but I thought I'd toss it out there, just in case you're not familiar with fuses.
Best of luck to you!
Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should you consider using a larger fuse if you pop it again. I know that's just common sense, but I thought I'd toss it out there, just in case you're not familiar with fuses.
Best of luck to you!
Incorrect fuses = Car FIRE !
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