My friend when replacing a fuse you don't not have to disconnect your battery at all. All you do is pull the fuse out and put another one in. Unless you're planning on sticking a fork or sticking a needle nose plier where the fuse goes like a kid would do. Just saying you don't have to do that because then your car is gonna run rough for 10 minutes while the computer has to reset. And you don't want To do that
Did not need fuse, misdiagnosed bulb. Put brand new LED bulb and it did not work so I started looking for fuse. Turns out LED bulb must be turned the other way, direction matters. Thanks anyway.
@@ToddsGarage I needed your video to find the dome fuse. I assumed the fuse would be in the fuse box inside the car. I was wrong it was under the hood. After the fuse checked out, I used a test light to check if the light terminals were getting power and they were. So I went back to the bulb and realized that LED bulbs can only be installed in one direction. Thanks again, videos like this help. I never know where fuses are. Now I have a light inside the car after 6 months of no light. I need that light as I am a delivery driver and often work at night and fill out a logbook on every delivery. Without that light I used to use a cell phone, which is hard during driving. I'm rambling.
Thanks so much this video really helped me
My friend when replacing a fuse you don't not have to disconnect your battery at all. All you do is pull the fuse out and put another one in. Unless you're planning on sticking a fork or sticking a needle nose plier where the fuse goes like a kid would do. Just saying you don't have to do that because then your car is gonna run rough for 10 minutes while the computer has to reset. And you don't want To do that
Did not need fuse, misdiagnosed bulb. Put brand new LED bulb and it did not work so I started looking for fuse. Turns out LED bulb must be turned the other way, direction matters. Thanks anyway.
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you were able to get it fixed!
@@ToddsGarage I needed your video to find the dome fuse. I assumed the fuse would be in the fuse box inside the car. I was wrong it was under the hood. After the fuse checked out, I used a test light to check if the light terminals were getting power and they were. So I went back to the bulb and realized that LED bulbs can only be installed in one direction. Thanks again, videos like this help. I never know where fuses are. Now I have a light inside the car after 6 months of no light. I need that light as I am a delivery driver and often work at night and fill out a logbook on every delivery. Without that light I used to use a cell phone, which is hard during driving. I'm rambling.
Didn't fix dome light
It may be your integration relay.
seriously with the battery
Why?