How to Change a Blown Fuse in your Car

if your interior lights or your horn
don’t work it may be a sign that you’ve
blown a fuse hi I’m Becca Braden and
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be showing you how to replace a blown
fuse in your car to avoid being stuck
with a blown fuse in the middle of
nowhere by an assortment of fuses of
different averages and keep them in your
glove compartment but be sure you do not
replace a fuse with another of a higher
amperage this could damage the piece of
equipment first you need to find the
fuse box there can sometimes be
additional fuse boxes in the engine
compartment but for the most part the
box is located under the dashboard to
the left of the steering wheel at about
knee level if you have trouble finding
it consult your manual or call the
dealership open the fuse box and locate
the blown fuse you can do this either by
looking at the fuses themselves and
verifying which has a melted Center
strip or by finding the fuse which
corresponds to the piece of equipment
that is not working the fuses may be
labeled but if not the information
should be found in your owners manual
using either a pair of needle nose
pliers or the fuse puller remove the bad
fuse on the bottom or side of the blown
fuse should be written the amperage of
the fuse be sure to buy a fuse with the
same amperage and simply push it into
place with your hands now everything in
your car should be in perfect working
order and you’re free to roam the roads
Oh