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What would cause the tail lights and fuse to keep blowing out on a 1991 Acura Legend?
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∙ 17y ago
Short in the wiring or inside one of the plugs.
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What would cause the turn signals and emergency lights not to work on a 91' Acura Legend even after the fuses were replaced?
you might have a bad Flasher relay.
What could cause brake lights to stay on 94 acura legend?
check the brake light switch behind the brake pedal under the dash.
What would cause the turn signals and emergency lights not to work on a 95 Acura Legend even after the fuses were replaced?
More than likely the flasher relay is defective. Replace it.
Tail lights wont go off 1995 acura legend when car is off?
Check the Brake switch that's mounted on the brake pedal bracket, they can get jamed and cause the contacts to pass the 12 volts to the lights. Good luck!
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it is a defective speed sensor.
What would cause the cooling fan fuse to keep blowing in 1990 Acura Legend?
Worn or damage electrical motor, rotate the motor, movement should be smooth. You can always take it out and test it with the car battery. Be careful because if the motor is shorted it will become very hot.
What could cause the speedometer to stop working on a 1992 acura legend?
You have a bad Vss Sensor.............. The vehicle speed sensor.
What would cause the fuse for the tail lights and dash to keep blowing in a 1994 Ford Explorer?
A short in the wiring.
What cause fuel pump not to work on 94 Acura Legend?
constantly running your car with low fuel will burn out your fuel pump
What would cause the fuse for the interior and tail lights on a 2001 dodge neon to keep blowing out?
A short in the wiring (grounding out)
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1994 tracker that keeps blowing the fuse for the signal lights there is no short anywhere can the switch on the column cause this?
Yes that could be the cause. If you keep blowing a fuse, either you have a short, loose connection, too small a fuse, or the circuit is overloaded.
