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#86641 07/21/2003 5:10 AM | Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 39 Member | | Member Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 39 | Hello all. I hooked up two extra tail/brake lights for more visability on my Jap cruiser. Everything was hooked up correctly and the wiring was done right, but i blew a fuse and a bulb the first time i hit the brakes. The stock fuse was a 10 amp for the single bulb. Am i correct to think that it is drawing more then 10 amps now with 2 extra bulbs? I replaced the fuse with a 20 amp and it has been fine, but am i going to fry something with the higher amp fuse being in there? Thanks for any replies!
Oneton
1948 GMC 250 Series Flatbed
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