Checking car fuses

simple explanation on checking fuses in your car or truck. It's easier than you might think!
The trickiest part is locating the Fuse box locations. It's recommended that you use the owner's manual. Or use the Internet to search for your car model to locate the fuses. The fuses in cars (last 30 years or so) are refered to as "Blade Fuses". These are usually tiny, plastic bodies with a couple of thin metal teeth (blades). They come in a variety of AMP ratings (5,10,15,20, 25,30, 35, etc). And, they're usually different brightly colored plastic to help identify the power load they protect (amperage or AMPs).

[@felixfast4ward]

Super helpful ! Thank you !

[@DriveTimeDIY]

Thanks for the feedback, Felix. 😊

[@felixfast4ward]

@@DriveTimeDIY Absolutely !