corsa 1.2 indicator light

gaillea | 18:09 Fri 14th Jul 2006 | Motoring

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why does the indicator light keep blowing? what do i do about this? Thanks.

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loukr

maybe the fuse is too powerful... do lights even have fuses... i don't know but that might be it! unless the buld is too powerful. try halfords, they have hundreds of different for different makes and models of car! xx

bob57

there are fuses for light bulbs

maybe the fuse is too small a wattage try a bigger fuse

or crossed wires if it is croosed wires best get a car electrician on the job

tom hopkins

O.K. fuses are rated in AMPS and as long as the fuse is the right rating for the circuit it is protecting it does not blow bulbs. ( NEVER PUT A HIGHER RATED FUSE IN THAN THE MANUFACTURER RECOMENDS) suggest you buy a new bulb and after testing to make sure the indicator works , allow bulb to cool before re-inserting into the indicator housing as when hot the filament is more fragile.

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