what happened if you place fuse in the empty location
12-27-2019, 09:22 PM
#1
Newbie
Thread Starter
what happened if you place fuse in the empty location
Hi
I was wondering, about some empty fuses space in the fuse box if I could place fuses on them will that make any problems? I feel I am missing fuse but not sure if I place in the empty fuses as it shows in my fuses diagram will that make a load on the circuit ?
I was wondering, about some empty fuses space in the fuse box if I could place fuses on them will that make any problems? I feel I am missing fuse but not sure if I place in the empty fuses as it shows in my fuses diagram will that make a load on the circuit ?
12-28-2019, 03:53 AM
#2
Senior Member
It will go Bang and catch fire ............
You should be able to see if it has the fuse connector both sides, sometimes if the car is not going to have a option it will have the battery side of the fuse there but the wiring side will be missing.
Just throw the recommended fuse in it, you cant blow anything up, the circuit is set to take the load and if there is a short it will blow the fuse.
You should be able to see if it has the fuse connector both sides, sometimes if the car is not going to have a option it will have the battery side of the fuse there but the wiring side will be missing.
Just throw the recommended fuse in it, you cant blow anything up, the circuit is set to take the load and if there is a short it will blow the fuse.
12-28-2019, 05:56 AM
#3
Newbie
Thread Starter
It will go Bang and catch fire ............
You should be able to see if it has the fuse connector both sides, sometimes if the car is not going to have a option it will have the battery side of the fuse there but the wiring side will be missing.
Just throw the recommended fuse in it, you cant blow anything up, the circuit is set to take the load and if there is a short it will blow the fuse.
You should be able to see if it has the fuse connector both sides, sometimes if the car is not going to have a option it will have the battery side of the fuse there but the wiring side will be missing.
Just throw the recommended fuse in it, you cant blow anything up, the circuit is set to take the load and if there is a short it will blow the fuse.
12-28-2019, 09:37 AM
#4
Senior Member
if one side of the fuse is connected to power the fuse will have power both sides when checked, but it does not mean that the circuit continues from that point onward, there may not be a connector in 1 side of the fuse holder, or what the fuse is marked for may not be plugged into the fuse block.
Like for example my sedan has a sunroof, the fuse is in the sunroof spot in the fuse block, my coupe does not have a sunroof, but it has a sunroof fuse spot in the fuse block with no fuse, so unless your car has every single option fitted from factory it will have empty fuse spots in the fuse block.
Like for example my sedan has a sunroof, the fuse is in the sunroof spot in the fuse block, my coupe does not have a sunroof, but it has a sunroof fuse spot in the fuse block with no fuse, so unless your car has every single option fitted from factory it will have empty fuse spots in the fuse block.
