Fuse mystery
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Just bought a '84 911, inside lights are not working, when I went to change
the fuse it was "yellow" . All the auto parts places are amazed. They have
red, white, and blue. They all say they have never seen yellow? What is
the deal?
Thanks for the help.
the fuse it was "yellow" . All the auto parts places are amazed. They have
red, white, and blue. They all say they have never seen yellow? What is
the deal?
Thanks for the help.
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I have an 88 Carrera and it has a few Yellow fuses. They are 5 amp. I tried everywhere when one of mine blew, but couldn't find them anywhere. My wrech and the Dealer told me to use the 8 amp. I can't remember the color, but I think the white is 8 amp, the red is 16 amp, and the blue is 25 amp. Just read on the side of it for the correct amperage.
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[quote]Originally posted by Spider911:
<strong>I have an 88 Carrera and it has a few Yellow fuses. They are 5 amp. I tried everywhere when one of mine blew, but couldn't find them anywhere. My wrech and the Dealer told me to use the 8 amp. I can't remember the color, but I think the white is 8 amp, the red is 16 amp, and the blue is 25 amp. Just read on the side of it for the correct amperage.
Spider911</strong><hr></blockquote>Thanks for the help. I will check for correct amp and change.
<strong>I have an 88 Carrera and it has a few Yellow fuses. They are 5 amp. I tried everywhere when one of mine blew, but couldn't find them anywhere. My wrech and the Dealer told me to use the 8 amp. I can't remember the color, but I think the white is 8 amp, the red is 16 amp, and the blue is 25 amp. Just read on the side of it for the correct amperage.
Spider911</strong><hr></blockquote>Thanks for the help. I will check for correct amp and change.