For some reason when I my automatic light switch when I move it to automatic. And if you pull it for fog light that won't work. But if I turn it all the way to the right to turn on lights that will work. I wonder if I have a bad switch. Checked fuses. All good. Don't know if a relay runs the the automatic switch mode. 🤔 🤷♂️🤷♂️ Good video by the way👍👍👍
Thank you. I'm not sure. The fogs go off when you hit high beam so maybe something making it think the high beams are on when in auto. Could just be the switch. This truck blew the high beam fuse every time I used the snow plow.
Should the high beam fuse al always have power going to it even with the key removed?. I'm getting a draw on my battery and I'm thinking this might be it.
I noticed a lot of them are powered though. F1 (high beams), F2 interior lamps (Courtesy and demand), Delayed Accessory (Power windows and moonroof) F3 (Access Security (Power door lock actuator, Decklid solenoid) F11 (audio) Let's just say at least half of them have power going to them but the car is sleeping. I'm thinking that they should have Power now. No lights or anything else is on.
I'm thinking that these fuses should have Power going to them. Headlights should go on with key off, right. They couldn't if no power was going to that particular fuse.
My 2014 F250 high beams just did this. Thanks for this video,, saved me time & money,, fuse #30 was out.
For some reason when I my automatic light switch when I move it to automatic. And if you pull it for fog light that won't work. But if I turn it all the way to the right to turn on lights that will work. I wonder if I have a bad switch. Checked fuses. All good. Don't know if a relay runs the the automatic switch mode. 🤔 🤷♂️🤷♂️
Good video by the way👍👍👍
Thank you. I'm not sure. The fogs go off when you hit high beam so maybe something making it think the high beams are on when in auto. Could just be the switch. This truck blew the high beam fuse every time I used the snow plow.
Should the high beam fuse al always have power going to it even with the key removed?. I'm getting a draw on my battery and I'm thinking this might be it.
Not 100% sure but I would say no. Depends how your grounding it. I wouldn't think you will see it through the fuse
When I get a chance I'll put my meter on mine and see.
@@meatradomis91 I'm checking with a test light grounded to battery negative.
I noticed a lot of them are powered though. F1 (high beams), F2 interior lamps (Courtesy and demand), Delayed Accessory (Power windows and moonroof) F3 (Access Security (Power door lock actuator, Decklid solenoid) F11 (audio) Let's just say at least half of them have power going to them but the car is sleeping. I'm thinking that they should have Power now. No lights or anything else is on.
I'm thinking that these fuses should have Power going to them. Headlights should go on with key off, right. They couldn't if no power was going to that particular fuse.