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Topic: What kind of fuse am I looking for?
Found in a GM underhood fuse block. Looks almost like a molar tooth. About a 1/4 inch x 1/4 inch square. It has a clear panel with a circular soldered fuse. quote: Originally posted by ---Navi---: Thanks for the heads up iggy
Bostonian Fats
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posted 10-19-2005 05:28 PM
Found in a GM underhood fuse block. Looks almost like a molar tooth. About a 1/4 inch x 1/4 inch square. It has a clear panel with a circular soldered fuse. quote: Originally posted by ---Navi---: Thanks for the heads up iggy
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Main fuse...also known as the primary fuse. Either cast into the top of the fuse cover, or printed on a sticker underneath the fuse cover, you should find a diagram that looks similar to the fuse block (once the cover has been removed). Within that diagram, you will find the purpose and proper rating for each fuse used.
Sid Grice
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posted 10-19-2005 05:44 PM
Main fuse...also known as the primary fuse. Either cast into the top of the fuse cover, or printed on a sticker underneath the fuse cover, you should find a diagram that looks similar to the fuse block (once the cover has been removed). Within that diagram, you will find the purpose and proper rating for each fuse used.
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i know which and what i need just didn't know the specific name of the type of fuse. Doubt Walmart with have on but hope they do. Or I get to call into work tomorrow since my car won't start. quote: Originally posted by ---Navi---: Thanks for the heads up iggy
Bostonian Fats
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posted 10-19-2005 05:51 PM
i know which and what i need just didn't know the specific name of the type of fuse. Doubt Walmart with have on but hope they do. Or I get to call into work tomorrow since my car won't start. quote: Originally posted by ---Navi---: Thanks for the heads up iggy
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Or you could start walkin...
constantbass
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posted 10-19-2005 08:19 PM
Or you could start walkin...
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try autozone, or pep boys, or advanced autoparts. because if its a GM then im sure they would have every fuse for it.
maxxology
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posted 10-19-2005 08:50 PM
try autozone, or pep boys, or advanced autoparts. because if its a GM then im sure they would have every fuse for it.
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