1957 Corvette Fuse block
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1957 Corvette Fuse block
I'm restoring a 1957 Corvette. It has no wiring in it. I purchased a Lectric Ltd wiring harness but it doesn't have a fuse block. They say their '57 harnesses don't come with one and they can't supply one.
Can anyone email me a picture of one showing the wiring to/from? Or even better, a diagram of the wiring I need to do for one. Or, where I can obtain one and a picture.
Thanks in advance.
Can anyone email me a picture of one showing the wiring to/from? Or even better, a diagram of the wiring I need to do for one. Or, where I can obtain one and a picture.
Thanks in advance.
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I have an old, original 56-7 fuse block in a box at home. If you need a picture of it, I can take a picture and post it tonight.
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57's didn't have a fuse box - they had an accessory fuse panel (like the one in the eBay auction), only if they had the optional heater, courtesy lights, radio, or parking brake alarm light. If they didn't have any of those options, they had no fuse panel at all - none of the base circuits had any fuse protection at all.
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I looked at the Ebay fuse box.
Yep, that's exactly what I have in a box on the shelf. I can't show you a better picture than the one on Ebay.
Yep, that's exactly what I have in a box on the shelf. I can't show you a better picture than the one on Ebay.
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Fuse Block
Well, we had the grandkids over today. Just got on the 'puter.
Thanks for the heads up on the e-bay fuse block, but it closed 2 hours before I logged onto the forum, darn-it.
Thanks for the input JohnZ and Plasticman. Does anyone know what the wiring looks like going/coming from one of these accessory blocks. ie: how do the wires attach?
Thanks for the heads up on the e-bay fuse block, but it closed 2 hours before I logged onto the forum, darn-it.
Thanks for the input JohnZ and Plasticman. Does anyone know what the wiring looks like going/coming from one of these accessory blocks. ie: how do the wires attach?
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Well, we had the grandkids over today. Just got on the 'puter.
Thanks for the heads up on the e-bay fuse block, but it closed 2 hours before I logged onto the forum, darn-it.
Thanks for the input JohnZ and Plasticman. Does anyone know what the wiring looks like going/coming from one of these accessory blocks. ie: how do the wires attach?
Thanks for the heads up on the e-bay fuse block, but it closed 2 hours before I logged onto the forum, darn-it.
Thanks for the input JohnZ and Plasticman. Does anyone know what the wiring looks like going/coming from one of these accessory blocks. ie: how do the wires attach?
- Pat
Here's the link to Papawana's thread:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1965750
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Wiring Diagram
Thanks C2Driver, but I got mine from papawana last weekend. Very clear wiring diagram. I've got it printed on an 11 x 17 sheet.
Also have the one from Lectric Ltd.
I had identified the accessory block on the diagram, but thought that there was a fuse panel missing in the diagram. I thought the term "accessory block" would apply to options other than heater, courtesy light etc., which I do have.
Thanks to JohnZ that mystery is cleared up. I notice that there is also a fuse in the headlight switch.
Also have the one from Lectric Ltd.
I had identified the accessory block on the diagram, but thought that there was a fuse panel missing in the diagram. I thought the term "accessory block" would apply to options other than heater, courtesy light etc., which I do have.
Thanks to JohnZ that mystery is cleared up. I notice that there is also a fuse in the headlight switch.
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Thanks C2Driver, but I got mine from papawana last weekend. Very clear wiring diagram. I've got it printed on an 11 x 17 sheet.
Also have the one from Lectric Ltd.
I had identified the accessory block on the diagram, but thought that there was a fuse panel missing in the diagram. I thought the term "accessory block" would apply to options other than heater, courtesy light etc., which I do have.
Thanks to JohnZ that mystery is cleared up. I notice that there is also a fuse in the headlight switch.
Also have the one from Lectric Ltd.
I had identified the accessory block on the diagram, but thought that there was a fuse panel missing in the diagram. I thought the term "accessory block" would apply to options other than heater, courtesy light etc., which I do have.
Thanks to JohnZ that mystery is cleared up. I notice that there is also a fuse in the headlight switch.
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Here's a sketch of the light switch and accessory fuse panel I made ten years ago when I restored my '57 that may be useful.
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[QUOTE=JohnZ;1564637976]Here's a sketch of the light switch and accessory fuse panel I made ten years ago when I restored my '57 that may be useful.
Thanks JohnZ, that's a big help.
Thanks to all for your replies.
Thanks JohnZ, that's a big help.
Thanks to all for your replies.
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I am restoring a 57 and could really use your sketch of the light switch and fuse panel wiring if you still have it.THANKS IN ADVANCE! Russ frozendelights@verizon.net
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[QUOTE=russellseech;1590743129]
I am restoring a 57 and could really use your sketch of the light switch and fuse panel wiring if you still have it.THANKS IN ADVANCE! Russ frozendelights@verizon.net
Village Photo went out of business years ago with no notice, and disappeared to the Virgin Islands with our money and our photo archives.
See below for the sketches.
I am restoring a 57 and could really use your sketch of the light switch and fuse panel wiring if you still have it.THANKS IN ADVANCE! Russ frozendelights@verizon.net
See below for the sketches.
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