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Help with Fuses
i have a 1969 C10...im currently restoring it and ive ran into a snag. i have no fuese in my fuse block and do not know what goes where and what amp fuse. is there anyone out there that may be able to help on this matter, id like to figure out my electrical system.
thank you
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Re: Help with Fuses
clink on the link provided for a layout of the fuses.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=121515 Keith |
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Re: Help with Fuses
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Here is another one. To me this one is easier to read. LockDoc
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Re: Help with Fuses
thank you, thats exactly what i was looking for. that will work perfectly
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Re: Help with Fuses
I was looking at a fuse block I have and looks as though you can remove the wires so you may be able to get a readable fuse block and switch wires out. Not sure but think it can be done, looks like it anyway.
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Re: Help with Fuses
Have a few questions on fuse box:
I'll refer to the drawing of the fuse box above. Went to wiring diagram and did a search but no where could I find explaining each fuse box connection. Yes some are straight forward but others are not. Do I need to run a inline fuse for the cig. lighter and if so what amp? Where on the fuse box do I plug into the blue wire from cig lighter for the light? Are those terminals below where the cig. lighter goes unfused, is that why it says bat unfused at the bottom like for the glove box light and to run a 15A inline fuse out of those terminal for any accessories? Whats ign. unfused? A hot wire, turned on by ignition? Whats cluster feed? just a 3A fuse? Says Radio with an arrow, is that where you plug i for hot for radio? So whats the 3A fuse for above where it says radio? Where it says dome, my dome light plugged in with a harness plug connection that came out at bottom of fuse block, so whats this dome connection for? Whats spot LP? B/U LPS fuse 10A fuse I assume for back up lights. PNL lights assume is the 3A for panel lights tail and stop..ok with that wiper ok with that traffic hazard ok with that fuel gauge ok with that I suppose it would be nice to have something that shows arrows pointing to each fuse or terminal explaining them...and if you need for safty run a inline fuse. Don't know maybe there connected in the back of the fuse block some how.
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