Hi Josh,
It sounds like you've got a short in there somewhere, for sure.
Since you've traced back and found nothing - I'd try disconnecting the lamps from the wiring harness and see if it blow again. If it doesn't - then it is a bulb or lamp assembly issue. If it continues to blow the fuse - you're going to need to keep tracing back further.
SOURCE: hhr fog lights
yes it is you will probably have to have the bcm programmed for the foglight option if your gonna install like factory is
SOURCE: Fog lights
check fuse #7 in the fuse block inside the vehicle and fuse #25 in the fuse block under the hood...more than likely you blew one of these fuses when it sparked. as for the drivers side being inop once you replace the blown fuse if you have a test light check for voltage at the bulb connector...the light assembly itself may be bad
SOURCE: 1996 honda accord no turn signal
Check the wiring in the front and back to lights for shorts to ground, if nothing is found replace the turn signal switch, be careful to disarm the airbag before doing any work on the column as the steering wheel must be pulled to replace the turn switch.
SOURCE: car brake lights won t turn off when car is shut down 1996 Honda Odyssey
It should be your brake light switch. There is a little plate welded to the arm of the pedal that has a hole with a rubber stopper. The rubber stopper is most likely missing, or damaged. You should be able to take a flashlight and see the plate and the switch. If the hole is plugged up, you will need the brake light switch, if not, replace the plug.
SOURCE: 95 Honda Accord, fuse keeps blowing and no dash lights
sounds like a short
look at wires under dash
then look at te wires coming through the fire wall
check lighter too it might have a coin stuck in it as it will cause a short too
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