Why does the right turn signal cause the hazard light fuse to blow?
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When the right turn signal causes the hazard light fuse to blow, it is usually due to a damaged motor capacitor, excessive engine resistance, or prolonged high current caused by the motor's inability to reach the required speed. Additional relevant information is as follows: 1. If the tachometer shows normal readings while driving, but the speedometer displays zero and the ABS warning light is on, it indicates that the fuse corresponding to the ABS system has blown. Check for any short circuits in the vehicle and contact the nearest service station for inspection immediately. 2. In a car's electrical system, many electrical devices are connected by wires of different colors, among which the fuse is crucial. The fuse, also known as a circuit breaker, serves to protect the circuit and electrical devices.