I really should know better by now. 
When it says "Maximum Fuse Size" in the wiring harness, you DON'T exceed that, even for a little while.
Attached please find pictures of the "4-wire to 5-wire" converter for the trailer lights on my tow vehicle. The tag on the fuse holder said 7.5 amps max. I put in a 20 amp, just to go 10 miles, because I had a 20 and I didn't have a 7.5 amp and I figured a 5 amp would probably blow.
I got 2-3 miles before I started smelling burnt electronics. :eek:
Use the right fuse, folks.
The Cap'n

When it says "Maximum Fuse Size" in the wiring harness, you DON'T exceed that, even for a little while.
Attached please find pictures of the "4-wire to 5-wire" converter for the trailer lights on my tow vehicle. The tag on the fuse holder said 7.5 amps max. I put in a 20 amp, just to go 10 miles, because I had a 20 and I didn't have a 7.5 amp and I figured a 5 amp would probably blow.
I got 2-3 miles before I started smelling burnt electronics. :eek:
Use the right fuse, folks.
The Cap'n
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