[chris227]

Originally Posted by jdasnt3

Were you changing the bulb to LED, or did the bulb already fail and you were putting a new incandescent in?

Replacing with about 16" led strip with a led bulb connector fitted to the end of wires, one of the contacts was crossing over and made the arc. just wish the fuses were labeled more clearly. The turn signals being out opposite on the car is what had me worried. never seen that before.

[copper3000]

Awesome! I had the same thing happen and couldn't figure out what fuse to replace. Thanks for the info! BCM7, how are supposed to know that? Lol...

[CruzySS]

Originally Posted by Glen e

it happens when the LED arcs while putting it in...if you arc, you probably will blow the fuse...

Correct. Try not to change bulbs when the socket is energized. I know hard to do with the trunk open.

[AhmedSaleh]

After all of these, your thread helped me sir, ive had the same lights out for like 3 months and just today i found the same fuse blown, thanks a lot.

[Archfx]

You guys are life savers. I had the exact thing happened to me on my 2019 and tried the battery reset method without a success. It was the F-46 BCM7 and replacing it fixed the turn signal issue. However, I still don't have the trunk light, it may be not contacting properly though since I tried changing it so many times. I will test it in a later time with a extra 10A fuse.