those fuse panels do there job but the engineers need a whack upside the head, makes no sense to make a one piece fuse panel other than ease of assembly on the production line
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Yeah I will just get another one. Of course this would happen on Labor Day weekend so I may be grounded until Tuesday at best.no you don't want to make things worse, get a new one.
I did the same thing once "sort of" I was installing a stereo amp and the amp was bad out of the box so when I hooked it up and turned everything on it went up in smoke and blew probably the same 170a fuse since I figured that was a good one to use for the amp, truck wouldn't start after that and I figured I was going to have replace a bunch of stuff but I started checking and found that fuse blown, went and bought a new one and thankfully everything worked.
Auto parts stores are open today and tomo….Yeah I will just get another one. Of course this would happen on Labor Day weekend so I may be grounded until Tuesday at best.
Dealership service departments all closed today and possibly tomorrow. Advance auto is not going to have this but I am considering going there for a 175A mega fuse and see what I could cobble together.Auto parts stores are open today and tomo….
Yes they have those which is what I was referring to cobbling something together on my existing broken block. But no I don't think those stores have the GM battery distribution block # 84354716 that I need.Ya sure bout that…..View attachment 407612
My bad, I misunderstood.Yes they have those which is what I was referring to cobbling something together on my existing broken block. But no I don't think those stores have the GM battery distribution block # 84354716 that I need.