compression pump kills my fuse
#1
compression pump kills my fuse
Hi guys. I was given a gift the compression pump on my birthday.
So it pumped my wheels several times successfully.
But it came a moment when pump started killing my cigarette lighter fuses.
I can't understand what might be wrong, I've bought ten 15A fuses and change them very often.
Can I put the fuse which has greater current strength, will it help me ?
I drive Honda Fit '03, 1.3 CVT, GD1
Thank You.
So it pumped my wheels several times successfully.
But it came a moment when pump started killing my cigarette lighter fuses.
I can't understand what might be wrong, I've bought ten 15A fuses and change them very often.
Can I put the fuse which has greater current strength, will it help me ?
I drive Honda Fit '03, 1.3 CVT, GD1
Thank You.
#4
Hi guys. I was given a gift the compression pump on my birthday.
So it pumped my wheels several times successfully.
But it came a moment when pump started killing my cigarette lighter fuses.
I can't understand what might be wrong, I've bought ten 15A fuses and change them very often.
Can I put the fuse which has greater current strength, will it help me ?
I drive Honda Fit '03, 1.3 CVT, GD1
Thank You.
So it pumped my wheels several times successfully.
But it came a moment when pump started killing my cigarette lighter fuses.
I can't understand what might be wrong, I've bought ten 15A fuses and change them very often.
Can I put the fuse which has greater current strength, will it help me ?
I drive Honda Fit '03, 1.3 CVT, GD1
Thank You.
#6
Are ya talking about an air compressor? And what are you using that for all the time if I may ask? A raft ? the small air compressors for cars are used in case the tire is low on your car and then stored, if your using this A/C often, well they're not reccomended for contiuios use. The compressor maybe getting worn abit and is needing more amperage from the lighter plug-in than be4
Do Not use a fuse that's larger than the original could= humm....what's that smell, 'O No Fire, Fire!!
Do Not use a fuse that's larger than the original could= humm....what's that smell, 'O No Fire, Fire!!
Last edited by Perrenoud Fit; 05-01-2010 at 09:15 PM.
#7
hey guys, i have delt with this a million times. i used to be a technician a Darrell Waltrip Honda an some phone chargers an larger electronics pulling more amps will blow the radio/accessories fuse sometimes.. they just weren t engineered to provide that much power.. so the fix- don t use that compressor
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