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internal electrical 200 1983

posted by  nnigel7 on  Mon Dec 5 00:34 CST 2005
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it might be an aluminum fuse/ (big trouble) they form an oxide residue at contact points(not the new clear plastic type/blade fuses that you see now)so if you see silver colored fuses in your car get rid of all of them, especially fuel pump fuses etc...they are not oem fuses, you should only have brass or yellowish metal colored or copper....






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