License plate light fuse
#1
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License plate light fuse
Does anyone know where the license plate light fuse is? My license plate light and parking lights don't work. Everything else such as my brake lights and indicators work. I found the taillight fuse but tested it and it works... Is there any other fuses that run in that circuit?
The car is a 2008 350z
The car is a 2008 350z
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Wiring Diagram
Fuse Box Location
Video showing where the fuse box is located
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Last edited by Theminatar; 07-08-2017 at 10:55 AM.
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Hey thanks for the reply!!
I had to pull the "taillight fuse" which was hidden underneath the battery cover. So I had to remove all the plastic covers to see the third fuse next to the battery. My friend used his multi-meter yesterday to test the fuse and it showed that it was working... Today, I decided to pull the fuse just to see it and it was in fact BLOWN. I replaced with another 10a and VOILA! My parking lights and license plate light all worked again!
Weird thing is... The multi-meter showed that it was receiving power... Lesson learned, NEVER TRUST THE MULTI-METER! PULL THE FUSE!
Thanks for your help!
I had to pull the "taillight fuse" which was hidden underneath the battery cover. So I had to remove all the plastic covers to see the third fuse next to the battery. My friend used his multi-meter yesterday to test the fuse and it showed that it was working... Today, I decided to pull the fuse just to see it and it was in fact BLOWN. I replaced with another 10a and VOILA! My parking lights and license plate light all worked again!
Weird thing is... The multi-meter showed that it was receiving power... Lesson learned, NEVER TRUST THE MULTI-METER! PULL THE FUSE!
Thanks for your help!
#5
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Hey thanks for the reply!!
I had to pull the "taillight fuse" which was hidden underneath the battery cover. So I had to remove all the plastic covers to see the third fuse next to the battery. My friend used his multi-meter yesterday to test the fuse and it showed that it was working... Today, I decided to pull the fuse just to see it and it was in fact BLOWN. I replaced with another 10a and VOILA! My parking lights and license plate light all worked again!
Weird thing is... The multi-meter showed that it was receiving power... Lesson learned, NEVER TRUST THE MULTI-METER! PULL THE FUSE!
Thanks for your help!
I had to pull the "taillight fuse" which was hidden underneath the battery cover. So I had to remove all the plastic covers to see the third fuse next to the battery. My friend used his multi-meter yesterday to test the fuse and it showed that it was working... Today, I decided to pull the fuse just to see it and it was in fact BLOWN. I replaced with another 10a and VOILA! My parking lights and license plate light all worked again!
Weird thing is... The multi-meter showed that it was receiving power... Lesson learned, NEVER TRUST THE MULTI-METER! PULL THE FUSE!
Thanks for your help!
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I bought some spare fuses for my wife's Acura, and the package claims the blown fuse will light up. Haven't checked them out, yet, but that would make replacing.one a hell of a lot easier. In 9 years I haven't blown one in my Z, but the Acura had some weird fuse in the alternator circuit that made us get a new alternator.
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I bought some spare fuses for my wife's Acura, and the package claims the blown fuse will light up. Haven't checked them out, yet, but that would make replacing.one a hell of a lot easier. In 9 years I haven't blown one in my Z, but the Acura had some weird fuse in the alternator circuit that made us get a new alternator.