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all right, how is it that there is only one fuse in the system? are there any in-line fuses that are hidden in the wiring? surly one fuse would not be enough protection for the car. do i need to add in-line fuses for the lighting, charging, and running circuitry?
scratching my bald head in amazement
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Yes it is ubeliveable. One fuse for the entire car. You would think that all those old cars would have burned to the ground by now. http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/electrical/wiring/index.htmRunning the wires UNDER the car,being exposed to all kinds of things,wasn't the best idea either. This info is for a 38 model
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Depending on the year of your car there may be an inline fuse for the brake lights.
Also an inline fuse for dealer installed accessories like a radio and heater.
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After looking at older posts, I see bubbatom123 has a 40 coupe.
Last edited by wawuzit; 04/06/13 10:42 PM.
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