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Fuse Tap Installation Path on the Nissan Grand Livina This fuse will make your car safer by detecting abnormal electrical currents within the car. This is the primary role of a car fuse in supporting the performance of other components within the car. According to their power rating, car fuses are available in several variants. These variants are usually found in various shapes, colors, and sizes. Differences in shape, color, and size usually indicate differences in the fuse's power rating, which has the primary function of interrupting the electrical current. The electrical current in a vehicle is not always normal. At certain times, the vehicle can experience an excess of electrical current operating within it. The fuse plays a crucial role here, as it cuts off the electrical current in the event of an overload. However, the fuse will not affect the system under normal conditions. The fuse will also not interrupt the current if the current is normal, as this component is capable of detecting such current conditions. Fuses are essential for vehicles, including cars, to maintain consistent performance. Types of Fuses (Fuse/Zering) in automotive applications: Mini, Micro, Standard, Round, Bar, etc. The meaning of fuse colors. Recognizing the color and capacity is crucial to avoid mistakes when selecting a fuse when repairing it. The list of fuse types is as follows: Transparent 2 amps Cream 5 amps Brown 7.5 amps Red 10 amps Blue 15 amps Yellow 20 amps White 25 amps Green 30 amps Purple 35 amps Pink 40 amps Orange 45 amps Car Fuse Shapes The fuses commonly found in cars come in several shapes. The function of car fuses can also be distinguished by their shape. Identifying fuses by their shape is very easy because the characteristics of the fuse can be easily recognized through differences in shape. Based on their shape, fuses are divided into several types: Bullet This type of fuse has a tube shape with a metal tip. It's essentially made of ceramic, and when intact, the fuse is transparent in the center. The metal at the tip of this fuse resembles iron and is of a specific size. The tip also displays the product code and current capacity. Cylinder Fuse Almost similar to a cartridge fuse, this type is made of glass in the center. This type of fuse also has a metal tip. The metal is marked with a code and the current capacity of the fuse. Cylinder fuses are now difficult to find. This is because they were commonly used in cell phones, which were popular in the 1980s. For those who love vintage cars, this type of fuse is certainly familiar. Blade Fuse or Plug-In Fuse The component in your vehicle that resembles teeth is called a blade fuse. This type of fuse has a metal part that appears to be embedded in plastic, resembling an insulator. Blade fuses are often found with colored insulators. The color of the insulator also indicates the current capacity of each fuse. Blade fuses are inserted into the fuse box and are widely used in modern cars today. Plate Fuse The fuse plate, also known as the terminal plate, is a component that acts as a safety device for the main electrical current. The function of the fuse component cannot be ignored in terms of car performance. Careful attention should be paid to its completeness and condition to avoid any shortcomings in your car's performance. There will be times when the fuse needs to be replaced to minimize unwanted incidents if the fuse is not functioning optimally. This replacement should be done regularly. The condition of your car will be very vulnerable if the fuses are not functioning properly. If the electrical current in your car exceeds its capacity, it will be very dangerous for passengers and the surrounding environment. The worst possible outcome is that the car engine could explode.