2000 Mazda 626 "reverse lights fuse blows" Questions

...reverse lights are ran through the electrical selector switch mounted on the transmission. When a light bulb burns out it acts just like a fuse blowing out. The headlights and tail lights have a fuse ...

...THE REVERSE LIGHT FUSE.CAN ANY ONE HELP,,THANKYOU id say you have a chaffed wire in your harness somewhere if you dont engage reverse at all while driving. check your wiring harness with an amp

year make model fuse box diagram and year make model blows number (?) fuse in reverse It is likely to be the reverse switch that activates the reversing lights, or frayed shorted wires in the trunk. .

reverse. and signal lights are stop working. what ca cause this issue? Possibly an internal failure of the reverse switch. The blown fuse is for both the reverse and the turn signal lights. The fix is

reverse lights fuse blew when purchases 1997 exlorer reverse light fuse was blown. replaced and blew again. What could cause this fuse to continually need replaced hi check the wire because if the ...

...reverse lights and rear defroster when you shift from reverse to a forward gear the fuse blows trying to find if its a short or something else. The fuse blows?  Your vehicle has only ONE fuse? ...

reverse lights keep blowing fuse on 2002 ford sport track You have to isolate the wiring harness that goes to the reverse light. Somewhere in that path a chafed or bare wire is grounding out and ...

...also when fuse blows the odometer and tachometer and fuel gauge doesn't work as well as reverse lights You can check the reverse light bulbs and see if they are bad/corroded, also check ground

Have someone stand in back and watch as you put it in reverse. The lights should flash for a split second before the fuse blows. If any other lights come on, you have lost ground to the reverse lights

...reverse lights? If so where is it located? Yes there is a reverse light back up switch located on the side of the transmission it will be the only 2 wires going to the tranny. There might be a short ...