Fog Lights Confused Electrical Diagnostics for the Undaunted

Both fog lamps not working on your Nissan Juke? In this short video I will show you the location of fog lights fuse. Somewhere in the process I nicked a wire or something and shorted out the system and popped the fuse. So I remade all connections then ... If it's soldered in place, then, without removing the relay, remove the fuse to verify the fog lights go out. This will indicate if the short ... Quite possibly water or chaffed/broken wire causing it,but it's a slow tedious process of elimination. Checking the wiring paths, you can try pulling the fuse ... If a 15A fuse is blowing, there's a major problem. Best case the short is near or in the connector, which is the highest resistance part of the ... The fog lights are not working on my new to me 3rd gen Toyota 4Runner. In this tutorial video I show you how to diagnose a faulty fog lamp ... If it is and the fuse is not blown, turn the fog lamp switch ON and check for +12v power at any fog lamps connector terminal "A". If there is no ... If it's not the fuse it could be the relay or foglight switch control module. ... If that's doesn't work, you might have to replace your foglight ... Remove both bulbs, install the correct 15A fuse, turn on the lights again (you won't get any light since the bulbs are missing). Then go check ... You might carefully inspect the wiring behind the lights themselves. There have been multiple reports of them rubbing and shorting out.