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Short 25 amp fuse source 120-130 1966

posted by  1966-estate on  Tue Nov 4 10:06 CST 2008
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Thats from my wagon, works like a charm and took me 10min to put together. Easier to pick up a pack of blade fuses I could blow till I figured out why I was blowing the 25amp fuse. I just left it instead of using the OG fuse, much easier to find in a pinch. Soldering the block is a good idea while your in there working on things, didn't totally get rid of the amp light glow while all the accesory's are on but it did help. An alternator would be even better.






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