same fuse blows
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Asked by rmargrey Aug 13, 2014 at 02:51 PM about the 2011 Toyota Camry XLE V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The fuse that  controls clock, overhead light and garage door opener and keyless entry
keeps blowing.  Replaced fuse twice and it blows within 2 days.  Worked fine for 24 hours.  
Next day, close garage door fine and drive it park it and when I restart clock does not
work, fuse was blown again.

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Reelin68 answered 9 years ago

I would concentrate on the clock or the door light. First I would take the bulb out of the overhead light and run the car for a day or so with a new fuse. If it blows, that will tell you that it's not the light. If it doesn't blow, that will tell you there's an issue with the light or it's wiring. If fuse does blow with the bulb out, put bulb back in, and then unplug power wire to the clock. Put in fresh fuse and drive car for a day. If fuse blows with the clock unplugged, you now will know that it's either the garage door opener or keyless entry. If it's either of those, I would bring to a dealer and let them figure it out. Too many variables to figure out by yourself without proper equipment.

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