How to check a Car FUSE (Multi-meter and Test Light) | AnthonyJ350
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- In this video we go over basic diagnostics and tools in order to quickly find a blown fuse in your vehicle.
Finding a blown fuse can be a pain. So we show you different ways to check circuits that way you don't over look anything.
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How to check a Car FUSE (Multi-meter and Test Light) | AnthonyJ350
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It's good to see someone teaching us the basics. 👍
Thanks for the feedback!
Thank you! My 12v chargers haven't worked in well over a year, and this helped me figure out how to find the blown fuse (of course it wasn't the one on the diagram).
Sara S Glad it helped!
Great video 👍
Thanks!
Great video
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
great video...as always! Your work partner seems easily amused...
I know, some people are so immature :p
good video thanks! do you need to disconnect the car battery first? tia
You'll need the battery to remain connected as you are looking for power.
How do you test the square fuses with the clear plastic top?
You would have to pop the plastic window off.
I have an 02 ford focus with no power to instrument cluster no radio no head light alarm light blinks I used a test light to check the fuses under hood. The 40 amp main power fuse has no power nor does the 30 amp fuse next to it I think its for the ac..no start no crank trying to figure out what the problem help
Did you check the fuseable link at the positive battery terminal? Did someone try to jump start the vehicle and hook it up backwards?
As soon as I hear fire I get nervous😓.. if I add a circuit do I just take out the ACC fuse, put the 10a fuse in the circuit, and place it back in the fuse slot? Im still confused.. that wouldn't cause a fire right?..
You'll find this video helpful for what you're asking th-cam.com/video/ETG3ND09A4g/w-d-xo.html
Can I damage multimeter if checking for continuity and the ignition key is on?
No I'd just make sure your test leads are plugged in the right position on the meter.
OK. Thanks:) I'm new to this. I also tried to check continuity by putting down leads onto battery terminals. Symbol of a battery showed up on the screen. I've looked on the internet what that means and found out I could've demaged multimeter. But it's fine I think. Sorry for my English, I live in Serbia. Good video by the way.
Yes you can blow your meter or rather a fuse if you dont have the right setting on the meter
The car fuses what do u put the multimeter
Continuity setting if you're putting a test lead on each side of the fuse
9:57 Using a multimeter
Thanks for the comment
Could not see where you set the multimeter for continuity you turned it so fast and it is hidden from view
It looks like an arrow with a vertical line
guys is it true that you can damage the cars electrical system if you use a test light with an incadecent bulb?
see www.bcae1.com/testlite.htm
Billblackeye It's riskier that's for sure because it has the ability to pull more amperage through the circuit compared to a LED version. Multimeter is the safest tool.
thanks for the fast reply
yes but people have been using test lights for so many years and I dont think they had any problem with it.. is it a thing of the cars after a certain period?
Billblackeye Yes many cars since the early 2000's became partially computer controlled (CANBUS) and you risk damaging a computer or module. Test lights are fine on older vehicles. Depending on the circuit on use my SnapOn LED but I know when I can use it, as I have had an LED backfeed and make a circuit do weird things.
Intro was way too long, get to the point of testing
We have a new intro now. Also you have the ability to fast forward ;)
@@AnthonyJ350 No! I love it because I'm new to this and I'm struggling finding all the information I need, thank you for this! And you're correct, you can skip or fast forward!
@@KnockedupNout Thanks for understanding technology 😀
At least he got to the point soon enough. Worked for me, anyway. The intro is relevant and totally acceptable.
You over complicate simple things. Make it simple.
No, I'm just explaining things thoroughly. This video is really simple.