It is also fuse for tail lights
You have a short in the wiring or the the panel or lights.You need to check the wiring carefully from the fuse box to the panel and the lights.You need to look for an area where the wiring might have rubbed through onto the body or another wire.Hope this helps.Good luck.
SOURCE: 2000 dodge neon
there are two ground wires. One by each headlight assembly on the main crossbar. One or both may be loose. Mine had the same problem found that problem tightened ground and that fixed the problem. No more fuse light.
SOURCE: 2003 dodge durango #4 fuse keeps blowing,
OK there is a short in your car
take all the light bulbs out of the light that trigger the problem this break the current place one bulb in at a time checking that the fuse has not blown this will pin point where the problem is
once you find the problem you can replace the socket as it may have started to corrode check for water
once you replace the socket you should not have a problem
if you do let me know
dj_ricko_1988 at hot mail dot com
SOURCE: 96 dodge ram 2500 tail lights and instrument panel lights
Check your tail light fuse, on the dodge ram the dash lights and tail lights use the same fuse so if the tail light fuse blows your dash lights will go out to alert you of no tail lights.
SOURCE: 2002 dodge grand caravan fuse box
The fuse box is located under the hood. There is component map printed on the inside of the cover. This tells you on your model where the fuse or relay is located
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