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Why do I keep frying FOG LIGHT FUSES?

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Old 08-10-01, 04:03 PM
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Why do I keep frying FOG LIGHT FUSES?

I just put in some Toucan Xenon 12v 55watt H-3's and have blown a number of 15amp fuses (that's what the diagram on the fuse box cover indicates). I had some Hiper whites in there before and everything worked fine up until I had a bad wire so I replaced it - now I'm blowing fuses; I even tried a 20amp.

I have the one wire that comes on the bulb case fitting into one of the connectors coming out of the fastening ring and I have a short wire which is attached to a screw in the metal part of the bulb cover assembly with the other end of this wire fitting into the other connector in the fastening ring. This has been a real PITA...any suggestions?
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Old 08-10-01, 05:15 PM
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something is grounding ...get the test lite out !!!!!
Old 08-10-01, 08:57 PM
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It's fixed - I had bent the back of the bulb - creating a ground or something.
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