My blinker fuse blowing out every time i put car in gear

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It is likely to be the reverse switch that activates the reversing lights, or frayed shorted wires in the trunk.

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Depending on what type of car or truck that you have. If you have an owners manual it should have a brake down of what each fuse protects. It could be protecting several other components . It is possible that when you put it in gear the engine twists and maybe you have a bare turn signal wire that is getting pinched causing the fuse to short out. A wire may be grounding in the steering column when you rotate the shifting tube.

Wire is shorted somewhere in the turn signal circuit. Start at the bulb and trace backwards looking for a break in a wire or a pinched wire. These problems are difficult to find and take a lot of time....
Good Luck.
Also. DO NOT TRY A FUSE LARGER THAN 10 AMP unless you want a toasted car...

There might be a short-circuit somewhere between the fuse box to the light.
I think that somewhere in that region is a wire that touches the body of the car, or something like that.
The body of the car is (most of the time) the mass (the negative of the battery).

For me, it could either be the wire from the fuse box to the light (maybe the rubber coating is damaged?), either the mounting stock of the light bulb (often the problem in household lamps), or the fuse holder which touches the body without any insulation.

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Driving through junk yards, a roadside electrician points out the obvious to me that my taillight is out and he could fix it for $80. After checking for about 45 min. He gets all my lights running. No more blown fuses. He said it was the headlights causing the problems. The wires were touching. Thnk

check to see if the security sounder is working they get full of water and blow the fuse, same fuse that supplies the g/box module relay winding and puts g/box warning on

ok have your replaced any bulbs? i have found putting bulbs in wrong or just being a bad light bulb can blow fuses. try replacing all bulbs with new ones. its cheap and it could be the problem

You replace a blown fuse only 1 time

If it blows a second time you know the
circuit with a problem,unless you have
no owners manual,then you buy one

Next, you get a wiring diagram & see what is
in that circuit & start testing

If you have no basic electricity knowledge
or no car experience, then you should be at
a repair shop, not here.

There is a short in your electrical...meaning @ least one wire is touching another wire or metal in the car. Has the car been in an accident? If so, maybe the wiring got damaged. Unfortunately, you'll need to figure out how to trace the wiring yourself or take it to a mechanic.

GL,
TD

check the fuse box, look for the one with flasher, or turn signal,used a inexpensive test light and check both contacts with it, if it lighht up on both side then the fuse is good

Do you use a car charger for your cell phone? Some from Verizon do this ALL THE TIME. Buy aftermarket charger.