I was popping all of the covers off of my interior light in my car to replace them with some leds. Everything went smooth until i was in the process of popping out my trunk light and the light turned off along with my other 5 interior lights (2 door, 1 dome, 2 by rear view mirror). So did I some how blow a fuse, or did I bust that light and it made the rest of the lights go out somehow. This one just blows my mind, thanks in advance.
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Trunk lights, honda accord help.?
- Thread starter Patrick
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well first off u should have pulled the fuse b4 changing the bulbs to LEDs...
anyway tho u probably un grounded the bulb socket moving it around and since they all on same circuit shorted them all out......
** also since u didn't say what year ...might not work will all LEDs since they don't give same resistance as regular bulbs.....
** same reason if u change turn signal bulbs to leds u need a electronic in stead of normal flasher....
anyway tho u probably un grounded the bulb socket moving it around and since they all on same circuit shorted them all out......
** also since u didn't say what year ...might not work will all LEDs since they don't give same resistance as regular bulbs.....
** same reason if u change turn signal bulbs to leds u need a electronic in stead of normal flasher....
well first off u should have pulled the fuse b4 changing the bulbs to LEDs...
anyway tho u probably un grounded the bulb socket moving it around and since they all on same circuit shorted them all out......
** also since u didn't say what year ...might not work will all LEDs since they don't give same resistance as regular bulbs.....
** same reason if u change turn signal bulbs to leds u need a electronic in stead of normal flasher....
anyway tho u probably un grounded the bulb socket moving it around and since they all on same circuit shorted them all out......
** also since u didn't say what year ...might not work will all LEDs since they don't give same resistance as regular bulbs.....
** same reason if u change turn signal bulbs to leds u need a electronic in stead of normal flasher....
well first off u should have pulled the fuse b4 changing the bulbs to LEDs...
anyway tho u probably un grounded the bulb socket moving it around and since they all on same circuit shorted them all out......
** also since u didn't say what year ...might not work will all LEDs since they don't give same resistance as regular bulbs.....
** same reason if u change turn signal bulbs to leds u need a electronic in stead of normal flasher....
anyway tho u probably un grounded the bulb socket moving it around and since they all on same circuit shorted them all out......
** also since u didn't say what year ...might not work will all LEDs since they don't give same resistance as regular bulbs.....
** same reason if u change turn signal bulbs to leds u need a electronic in stead of normal flasher....
well first off u should have pulled the fuse b4 changing the bulbs to LEDs...
anyway tho u probably un grounded the bulb socket moving it around and since they all on same circuit shorted them all out......
** also since u didn't say what year ...might not work will all LEDs since they don't give same resistance as regular bulbs.....
** same reason if u change turn signal bulbs to leds u need a electronic in stead of normal flasher....
anyway tho u probably un grounded the bulb socket moving it around and since they all on same circuit shorted them all out......
** also since u didn't say what year ...might not work will all LEDs since they don't give same resistance as regular bulbs.....
** same reason if u change turn signal bulbs to leds u need a electronic in stead of normal flasher....