Why You Shouldn't Use the Wrong Fuse Amperage On Your Car!!!! Fuses are like the bodyguards of your car's electrical system . They're there to protect it from overloads and short circuits. But using the wrong fuse amperage can lead to serious trouble: ⏩ Using a Higher Amperage Fuse: 🔹Allows too much current to flow 🔹Can damage wires, sensors, or even start a car fire 🔹The circuit is no longer properly protected! ⏩ Using a Lower Amperage Fuse: 🔹Blows too easily, even under normal load 🔹Causes annoying malfunctions and frequent replacements 🔹Makes the circuit unreliable and unstable ⏩ How to Detect a Bad Fuse!!! Here’s how to check if a fuse has blown: ✅ Step 1: Visual Inspection ▶️Remove the fuse from the fuse box. ▶️Look at the metal strip inside: ▶️ If it's burned or broken, the fuse is bad. ✅ Step 2: Use a Multimeter ▶️Set the multimeter to continuity mode . ▶️Touch the probes to both ends of the fuse: ▶️Beep or low reading = Good fuse ▶️No sound or no continuity = Blown fuse Always replace a blown fuse with the same amperage rating (e.g., replace a 15A fuse with another 15A) Stay safe and protect your car’s electrical system the right way!!!