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<blockquote data-quote="Prowler573" data-source="post: 1109949" data-attributes="member: 561023">It will depend on your specific vehicle. Each different manufacturer does things a bit differently.I know on older GM products the factory clock, the dash lights, the exterior parking lights, and the dome light are all on the same circuit. Whenever I see an old Chevy truck with headlights on but no parking/license plate/side marker lights showing and a dark interior at night I try and tell &#039;em they probably have a blown fuse so they don&#039;t get ticketed.On the &#039;87 Crown Vic I once had the A/C, the clock, the fuel gauge, and the power windows were all on the same circuit. My air con went berserk one afternoon and blew the fuse. All of a sudden I had no clock, the car was telling me I was out of gas (complete with low fuel dummy light shining bright) and I couldn&#039;t roll the windows down. Sucked real bad being in a car with a chocolate-brown leather interior when it was 100 degrees out until I figured out what had happened.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prowler573, post: 1109949, member: 561023"] It will depend on your specific vehicle. Each different manufacturer does things a bit differently. I know on older GM products the factory clock, the dash lights, the exterior parking lights, and the dome light are all on the same circuit. Whenever I see an old Chevy truck with headlights on but no parking/license plate/side marker lights showing and a dark interior at night I try and tell 'em they probably have a blown fuse so they don't get ticketed. On the '87 Crown Vic I once had the A/C, the clock, the fuel gauge, and the power windows were all on the same circuit. My air con went berserk one afternoon and blew the fuse. All of a sudden I had no clock, the car was telling me I was out of gas (complete with low fuel dummy light shining bright) and I couldn't roll the windows down. Sucked real bad being in a car with a chocolate-brown leather interior when it was 100 degrees out until I figured out what had happened. [/QUOTE]

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