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NOT normal! (fuse question) 200

Typically, fuses blow for a reason. Short circuits are one of those reasons, and the sparking suggests that something on that circuit has indeed shorted out, or at the minimum, drawing a lot more current than it should be.

Check out what is the problem. You don't want your car to go up in flames, do you?

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New Uhmm, is this normal? (fuse question) [200]
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