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Blowing fuse versus vibration


NO, vibration would not be the cause.

The cause for fuses to "blow" is the flow of electrical current in excess of the capability of the wire to carry.

Fuses are designed, manufactured, and installed to protect the wire from over-current conditions which could cause the wire to melt its insulation an cause a fire.

Some ignorant people will suggest installing a larger fuse, but that will not solve the problem, AND...

Can cause serious damage to any electrical equipment on the circuit, and..

In a "worst case" situation, cause a fire which can destroythe entire electrical system, and possibly your vehicle.

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