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dyn blin
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I installed a HomeLink visor from the Pick-n-Pull a few years back. Does anyone know what fuse it runs through? It would seem easy to track since it's under constant power, but I can't seem to find it.

Does anyone want to save me from a few "pull fuse-press-button- repeat" cycles?

Thanks in advance.
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There is also a connector near the top of the dash on the left side. Remove the side inner wind-shield trim and it should be down by the top of the dash.

I fitted one of these and found it drained my battery. Turned out the internal button contact was shorting out and drawing power all the time. Had to swap it for another. Don't know which fuse it is on unfortunately, but chances it is a shared fuse.

Neil.
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Found it, Fuse # 15- Thanks!
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