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Originally Posted by maxman
Hey guys. I recently noticed that my clock and interior lights stooped working in my '82 Euro. I checked the manual and it looks like that stuff is driven by fuse 18, which is supposed to be 5 amps.
I checked, and sure enough the old fuse was blown. I could not see what amp rating the old fuse was as it broke in half as it took it out, but it was black in color. Anybody know how many amps a black fuse is?
Anyway, I tried twice to replace with a 5 amp fuse, and it blew within seconds. I then tried with an 8 amp and it was the same story.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
~Max
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All of the above suggestions are good.
Yellow=5A
White=8A
Red = 16A
Blue = 25A
Black fuse ????
Here is the circuit for our '86.
It may/may not close to your model/year.
I fused our dash lights with a 3A fuse
next to the headlight switch.
Along with the footwell blowers (10A),
the front condenser blower (8A),
the evaporator relay (10A),
and added headlight relays.
You may pm me.
Gerry
