1981 fuse block
06-28-2011, 07:41 PM
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1981 fuse block
first off I don't have an AIM yet, and not sure when it will be here...just thought I'd see what you guys have to say.
I have been trying to find a pic of a fuse block for a little while now and had no luck. I am trying to find the ECM fuse, but wanting to find a pic of entire block. All the writing on my fuse block is faded or rubbed off and not sure what is what. thanks
I have been trying to find a pic of a fuse block for a little while now and had no luck. I am trying to find the ECM fuse, but wanting to find a pic of entire block. All the writing on my fuse block is faded or rubbed off and not sure what is what. thanks
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its in your owners manual.
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http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c3-t...x-diagram.html
On the diagram in the link above, it is the unmarked fuse just above the 20A Stop Haz fuse. It should be a 10A fuse.
On the diagram in the link above, it is the unmarked fuse just above the 20A Stop Haz fuse. It should be a 10A fuse.
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