Thread: Fuses and accessories question.

I bought these, easy and everything remains fused
Fast delivery too
Cheers
2x Add-A-Circuit Fuse Taps for APR/ATC/ATO Automotive Fuses | eBay

Hi Disco EMU

ditto northiam,

I have used them, and for your information

Fuses 24,25,27,28,30,31 are 'ignition on' power sources...

Fuses 15,16,18,19,26,32, are 'accessory on' power sources

Fuses 1,2,4,5,6,7,8,12,13,20 are 'ALWAYS powered on"

Here's what they look like installed

Originally Posted by northiam

I bought these, easy and everything remains fused
Fast delivery too
Cheers
2x Add-A-Circuit Fuse Taps for APR/ATC/ATO Automotive Fuses | eBay

Thanks guys ... and sold!

... and installed!

Reviving an old thread here ... 'cause I've still got this issue of blowing the brake light fuse when connecting the trailer!

Now it seems that when I connect the wiring harness or disconnect or even put it in reverse ... the brake light fuse blows.

Also the electric brake controller (Tekonsha Prodigy) is a bit hit n miss. With the fuse blown the trailer brakes weren't working even though it was telling me that there was a connection.

So the current solution is to pull over, replace the 15amp fuse, restart and it all works well until I stop or put it in reverse.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Craig

Some trailer plugs have a reverse light connection. Mine does. It's incredibly useful when backing a long trailer at night. I suggest you take a multi meter to your trailer plug, engage all the light functions one by one and work out which pin is reverse. Then disconnect this pin, either from the harness or the trailer end. Some plugs use this pin for the brake actuators.