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		<title>Fuses may not Protect from Excessive Current &#8211; ToolWorks TW1489</title>
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<p>NHTSA Campaign Number:&#160;18E027 Manufacturer&#160;Advance Stores Company, Incorporated Components&#160;ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Potential Number of Units Affected&#160;6,867 &#160; Fuses may not Protect from Excessive Current If the circuit is overloaded and the fuse fails to perform as intended, the vehicle wiring and electrical components could be damaged, increasing the risk of a fire. &#160; Summary Advance Stores Company, ... <a title="Fuses may not Protect from Excessive Current &#8211; ToolWorks TW1489" class="read-more" href="https://blog.oemdtc.com/1375/fuses-may-not-protect-from-excessive-current-toolworks-tw1489/" aria-label="Read more about Fuses may not Protect from Excessive Current &#8211; ToolWorks TW1489">Read more</a></p>
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