Why does my car AC keep blowing fuses?
The most logical cause of your air conditioner tripping a breaker or blowing a fuse when it comes on stems from a problem with the electrical connection, the power supply, or the circuit that powers the system. Breakers and fuses are designed to trip or blow when too much voltage is sent through the line.
How do I know if my breaker keeps tripping?
To test for circuit overload, the next time the breaker trips, go to the electrical panel and turn off all the switches in the affected area and unplug all appliances, lamps, and other devices. Flip the breaker back on and then turn on the switches and plug in/turn on devices one at a time.
What causes the fuse to blow on a Toyota Camry?
The fuse link at the far right of the assembly is the one that had been causing all of the problem. It had been blown when the battery jump box was connected to the battery with the leads reversed. Reversing the cables will also blow the following fuses and the engine will not run until they are replaced.
What’s the problem with my 2009 Toyota Camry?
In the last post about this 2009 Toyota Camry, I had diagnosed a blown multi fuse link assembly. To see that post please click here. The next step to repair this vehicle was to remove the battery and battery tray.
Where is the fuse box insert on a Toyota Camry?
There are several that need to be released. Now that the two halves are separated, the fuse box insert, which also happens to be a forward control body module, needs to be removed from the main fuse box. After the latches on either end are released the insert will lift up and off of the main fuse box.
Why does the fuse blow every time I start my car?
If I leave the car sit for a few hours and try to start it with a fresh fuse, it will run for ~30 seconds, then the fuse will blow. If I replace the fuse and try to start it right away, it will blow the fuse as soon as I turn the key to “on”.