Fuse block replacement help.
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Cruising
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Fuse block replacement help.
My fuse block is damaged and I want to replce the the fuse block, is there a difference with a four speed/automatic or with or with out airconditioning. Any help would be very appreated.
Drifting
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From: The only Corvettes in Highett Victoria
Inde,
If you have a C3, then I'm pretty sure that one fuse block is pretty much the same as another. I'm no expert here, but they all appear to have the same number of recesses and cars that have extra power accessories will have more fuses fitted. It's not uncommon to find a lowly spec'd car to have several empty spaces in the fusebox.
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aussiejohn
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If you have a C3, then I'm pretty sure that one fuse block is pretty much the same as another. I'm no expert here, but they all appear to have the same number of recesses and cars that have extra power accessories will have more fuses fitted. It's not uncommon to find a lowly spec'd car to have several empty spaces in the fusebox.
Regards from Down Under
aussiejohn
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From: charlotte north carolina
i converted a 73 wiring harness to use on a 72. other than the changes i made to operate the wiper door, most of the wiring is the same. there are several and different connectors (such as brake light) and extra connections in the terminal end for polution, etc. but if i remember correctly, all the major wiring at the fuse block is the same.
