Meso map and dome lights out...

Went into the truck last night and noticed all three are out. About to go out there and check but I’m suspecting a fuse.

Anybody else running Meso LED’s ever have a problem like that? Blowing fuses or whatever?

 

It might seem Capt Obvious, but is your dome switch in the right spot? It is easy to bump to Off.

 

Dead battery?

 

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Running and swapped sets in and out a dozen time for years, never had an issue or blown fuse.

 

I'm not certain on @MESO 's power draw, but LEDs are usually lower current than incandescent.

 

Mine have worked flawlessly since I put them in 2 years ago.

 

Yeah, Had the @MESO red dome lights. Lasted about a year and then dead. Unfortunate. No fuse problems.

 

First thing that occurred to me. Wasn’t it.

That’s why I asked. I know LED’s supposedly have less draw.

Good to know it isn't a common issue. Thank you guys.

 

Hopefully you get it sorted out.

 

When you say "dead" is the entire light off, or just some LEDS?

 

Dome or map lights? My dome light had issues but I think it ended up being a whonky switch that's right next to the dome.

 

Got it taken care of. 7.5 amp
Fuse under the driver’s side dash. Box is just in front of the hood release and a pain in the ass to get to.

 

Whats it labeled? Just incase someone else stumbles upon this.

 

I think it says 7.5 DOME

 

yes it’s marked dome. It’s like the (whoops!) fourth one up on the far right row (towards the passenger).

 

Thanks for the follow-up. Bought the red dome light about 2 years ago. Loved it while it was working. LEDs started to die or functioning intermittently. Eventually the whole thing stopped working after about a year. Replaced with a shitty, dim LED replacement. Not dissing, are the new ones more reliable? Would love to have a fully functional @MESO red dome again.

 

Yes I have made a lot of improvements in the last 2 years.

 

Keep in mind that fuses don’t just blow for fun. You may want to to take a look at the backside of the light boards as well as any other exposed wiring to try and diagnose why the fuse blew.