Hello, I am a newbe and just purchased a 2000 Yamaha gas cart with front lights and radio. Like a dum...ass, I was washing under the front fenders with a hose and fried the radio. The radio is shot so I removed the radio and replaced the main fuse with a 10amp as described in the owners manual. The last owner was using a 30 amp. Now when I run the cart with the lights on the 10 amp blows. So I guess the question is, is it ok to use a 30 amp fuse for the main fuse that is located under the black cover next to the engine???????
What Amp FUSE For Radio, Lights, Accessories
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The 10 amp fuse isn't big enough for the lights. I'd try a 20 amp first and if that blows go back to a 30 amp. Is there anything else hooked to that fuse other than the lights?
The 10 amp fuse isn't big enough for the lights. I'd try a 20 amp first and if that blows go back to a 30 amp. Is there anything else hooked to that fuse other than the lights?
I also will be running a radio with that circuit but I did a little looking and it seems that the old owner grounded the radio and the lights to the front frame. I am going to run a groung direct to the battery and see what happens. I need to isolate the light circuit to keep the load off the ignition system.