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Replaced some lights with led light and now no interior lights are working

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Like the title says...starting replacing my interior lights with LED lights. The map lights when in beautifully and work great. I replaced the dome lights and now no interior light works. I put the stock bulbs back in and same thing. Any ideas what could be wrong??? The connectors that you push the lights into where a little loose which is why I had issues putting the new bulbs in but once I got them in they still didn't work. I'm at a loss.
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Same happened to me when replacing the interiors, I believe the dome light is a 20 fuse, should be easy to replace
Same happened to me when replacing the interiors, I believe the dome light is a 20 fuse, should be easy to replace
Okay, I figured this is what happened. I thought I read in the manual last night that it was a 10a fuse. Are you sure it is a 20?

Anyone know? I am going after work to get the fuse.
Yeah, I just found the diagram online and it says interior lights - 10a. I am assuming that is the fuse that blew.
Buy a small pack that will have 5,10,and 20 amp in it. there cheap and some times a lot easier to find than just one amperage fuse
Yes it is mf22 a 10 amp fuse that says interior lamp
It is definitely the 10A interior room light fuse. You should have at least 2-3 spares in the fuse box.
Were you able to get this fixed?

How dramatic was the difference with the new lights?
LED Interior Lights

I did the same thing. I accidentally blew a fuse as well. Once I replaced the fuse I am a happy camper. The lights are amazingly bright and white. The interior looks great at night. I replaced all 6 lights and my license plate lights. :)
I did the same thing. I accidentally blew a fuse as well. Once I replaced the fuse I am a happy camper. The lights are amazingly bright and white. The interior looks great at night. I replaced all 6 lights and my license plate lights. :)
Pictures?

Any way I can go about NOT blowing a fuse :eek:
Like anything electrical, pull the fuse (or turn off the breaker if it's in the house) if you're replacing components that have constant power.
It feels like I'm the only 1 here that likes the soft glowing amber lights :(
Pictures?

Any way I can go about NOT blowing a fuse :eek:
I took the fuse out when I finished putting the lights in. I snapped a few pictures this morning, not the best but you get the idea.

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