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Ok guys I was tinkering the other day and I dead shorted a fuse:mad:.The real problem is I cant figure what fuse it is.:o The fuse controls under hood light,interior dome lights,cargo light and radio.Any help appreciated!!:confused:
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Thank you both.That was it.Why in the word would some enginer put a housing like that around a fuse were there is no other?Just to drive me nuts i guess.

Thank you both.That was it.Why in the word would some enginer put a housing like that around a fuse were there is no other?Just to drive me nuts i guess.

There is actually a method to their madness. The IOD fuse powers the items that can drain the battery when the ignition is off (Ignition off draw). The fuse holder is made so that you can pull the fuse out far enough to disconnect it without actually removing it. New vehicles are shipped to the dealer with it pulled out to save on battery discharge. The dealer is supposed to push it back in when the vehicle is prepped for delivery or test driven. If you ever need to store your vehicle for a prolonged period (Dodge says 20 days), you can pull the fuse out so your battery wont drain as much as it would with the fuse engaged.
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Hey,That's some useful information Edcasey!!!!I'll remember that if the Dodge has to sit very long!!Later,Winslow

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