Subject	You can test a fuse while it is still plugged in.
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on October 03, 2012 at 12:13 PM
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In Reply To	No low beams and No tail lights ? posted by 1911a1 on October 02, 2012 at 07:03 PM
Message	There is no compelling reason to pull fuses to test them. Locate on the top [outer] edge of the fuse, on either side of the fuse number, there are two (2) metal contact points. Use a test meter to bridge these metallic strips and test for conductivity. Using test meter probes, one can rapidly move up and down a row of fuses, testing each one very quickly. _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	No low beams and No tail lights ? - 1911a1 19:03:23 10/02/12 Re: No low beams and No tail lights ? - MrHypnotik 19:43:12 10/02/12 Re: Re: No low beams and No tail lights ? - MrHypnotik 19:48:47 10/02/12 10A Illumination fuse may be at fault - Drk93TT 19:49:49 10/02/12 Re: 10A Illumination fuse may be at fault - aroche 20:31:28 10/02/12 use a test light cuz the fuse may not look bad but is (n/m) - craigz96tt 10:50:16 10/03/12 You can test a fuse while it is still plugged in. - Gordo 93TT Daytona 12:13:10 10/03/12 Wait. Are you STUCK stuck on higbeams? There is a relay - Supermario680 (WI) 10:15:39 10/04/12 I tested the fuses per your method and - 1911a1 17:07:55 10/04/12 Now I am confused. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 20:40:39 10/04/12 Re: I tested the fuses per your method and - Supermario680 (WI) 06:48:14 10/08/12
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