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Originally Posted by soundman98
the problem with fuses is that you don't know you've fixed the problem until you replace the fuse.
and that assumes there as a problem in the first place. mistakes do happen.
fuses are there to protect stuff. replace the fuse, if it doesn't blow that means there was a mistake made, likely by a human or humanoid object. as i'm to understand the universe, humans are sometimes fault ridden, due to still being beta designs lacking over-the-air updates, with no current plans for a full official release.
stop worrying. replace the fuse.
there is no shop in the known universe that doesn't occasionally make mistakes. animals destroy things that make mistakes. we're better than animals, right?
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Thanks. What i dont appreciate however is that they want to charge me for the fuse, and dont have this mindset that “hey, the car was under our watch when it happened, so it was likely something we may have done electrically,” especially for something major like a blown battery fuse. (15usd).
All they said was “your fuse was out, it couldnt be the horn install because the car started fine after. We need to buy one from the dealer and delay pickup by a day” which gives me the impression its gonna die on me after i take it home or something
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