Mopar Fuses

Fuses protect your vehicle’s wiring system by regulating the amount of electrical current that each component uses. It also prevents severe damage to your car’s electronics and contributes to your automobile’s fire prevention measures. Shop for OEM fuses at MoparOnlineParts to ensure the proper electrical current for your auto components.

Maintain Your Car’s Electronics with OEM Fuses

Electricity controls several aspects of your vehicle, including its radio, headlights, windshield, and rear wipers. However, there are instances where some components receive a surplus of electric currents. When this happens, your radio could suddenly stop playing or your head and tail lights may start to blink. Fortunately, these issues can be prevented with fuses properly installed to your vehicle. You’ll recognize them as the little rectangular pieces found inside your car’s electrical panel.

Aside from reducing the electric flow to your interior electronics, fuses also ensure that your car’s engine components, including its control unit and cooling system, are in optimal condition. For good measure, install an OEM fuse for guaranteed fitment. This way, you can save on costly repairs and maintenance. Installing original parts also improves your car’s overall mileage. 

Purchase Genuine Fuses at Discounted Prices

Installing a fuse can help guarantee optimal vehicle performance and safety. Fortunately, MoparOnlineParts offers original fuses compatible with Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Fiat, and Ram vehicles. We offer only 100% original parts and do not sell used or aftermarket items. Place your order and shop with us today.

Helpful Information for Mopar Fuses

What kind of fuses does my car use?

Newer and modern cars use blade-type fuses that can either be micro, mini, standard, or maxi types. Micro fuses are the smallest blade-type fuses that can have two or three prongs. Mini fuses are even smaller than other blade-type fuses. Take note that coupes, trucks, and SUVs mostly use standard-sized fuses, while maxi fuses are common in heavy-duty applications.

Are car fuses universal?

Automotive fuses are available in a variety of types and sizes. Many vehicles use fuses in different sizes with specific purposes. That’s why getting a new fuse in the same type and size as your old one is vital to keep the optimal function of your ride and prevent any complications.

What causes blown fuses in cars?

Possible reasons for blown car fuses include too much electrical current from malfunctioning wires or wiper motors. Your vehicle’s blower motors, power seats, and other electrical components can cause blown fuses as well if they are not routed properly.

How can I tell if a car fuse is blown?

A blown or defective fuse often means that one of your vehicle’s electrical components isn’t working properly. It can cause a defective lighting system, radio, turn signal, or climate control system. A blown automotive fuse can also stop your car from starting when you need it. In this case, you should have a mechanic check your electrical system.

How do I check my car’s fuses?

Find your vehicle’s fuse box, then look for damage on the fuse. You can also use a test light to see whether your car’s fuses are functioning or not. If you spot a faulty fuse, change it right away to prevent further complications.