So when did they start putting on fusible links?
I'm not sure, but I know that '66's had them. It's a cost-cutting deal,
the fuse links were cheaper than a fuse & fuse holder, were easier to
assemble (since they're made to the harness), and less prone to damage in
assembly.
BL
My junction block was gone, so I just went direct-connect.
> From: Bill Lessenberry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> There is a pigtail wire that comes off of the positive battery cable that
> goes to the junction block mounted to the radiator support. This wire is a
> fusible link, made to blow if there is a problem in the charging
> circuit. Check that the wir
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