What Happens When the Battery Fuse Blows?
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The car cannot start, the ABS warning light is on, and the motor overheats, etc. The car cannot start: The battery has power, but the vehicle cannot start. This symptom is often caused by the fuse responsible for the starter motor blowing. It is important to note that when the vehicle fails to start, do not continuously attempt to ignite the engine. Continuous ignition attempts can cause the battery to continuously discharge, leading to the embarrassing situation of the battery being completely drained. ABS warning light is on: While driving, the tachometer shows normal readings, but the speedometer displays zero, and the ABS warning light is on. This indicates that the fuse corresponding to the ABS has blown. Some unscrupulous dealers may remove the ABS control fuse during vehicle transportation to prevent the mileage from increasing. However, this poses significant risks, as a vehicle without ABS can be extremely dangerous in emergency situations. Motor overheats: If pressing the windshield washer switch does not spray washer fluid, it may be due to a blocked nozzle or the nozzle being frozen in cold winter conditions. In such cases, avoid continuously pressing the windshield washer switch. Prolonged pressing can cause the motor to overheat and blow the corresponding fuse.
