My Conclusion
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My Conclusion
In conclusion, I found that Honda Fit's fuse diagram is wrong.
My lights weren't working because the fuse that said backup lights was blown (my reverse lights are fine) My daytime lights fuse actually gave power to my reverse lights...
My air conditioner was fine the whole time also. The fuse for that was called "HAC" which might mean Heat/Air Conditioner.
My head unit looks good, everything works fine.... I learned about my ac unit and my electrical system.
Get off my back you guys and go sit in your Fit.
My lights weren't working because the fuse that said backup lights was blown (my reverse lights are fine) My daytime lights fuse actually gave power to my reverse lights...
My air conditioner was fine the whole time also. The fuse for that was called "HAC" which might mean Heat/Air Conditioner.
My head unit looks good, everything works fine.... I learned about my ac unit and my electrical system.
Get off my back you guys and go sit in your Fit.
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From: san francisco, ca, USA
Are u sure? How good are you at reading them?
It took me a while to read it (the diagram is like rotated 90 degrees of what intuition says). I fixed my AC outlet using that diagram.
It took me a while to read it (the diagram is like rotated 90 degrees of what intuition says). I fixed my AC outlet using that diagram.
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honda figured it out. i was reading it right. i have replaced fuses before.
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