hidden ignition fuse
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From: Troy Al
hidden ignition fuse
On the schematic of the ignition system. (1993 LT1), it shows a 10 amp fuse. This is in line with the pink wire from the B side of the coil (pnk 239) and is labled #11 u/h. Is u/h under the hood? #11 on the fuse panel in the interier is A 5 amp LH Illum. Where is the location of this fuse? This is associated with a no fire at the plugs or coil situation. Thanks!
(I can email the schematic, but didn't know how to post it)
(I can email the schematic, but didn't know how to post it)
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On the schematic of the ignition system. (1993 LT1), it shows a 10 amp fuse. This is in line with the pink wire from the B side of the coil (pnk 239) and is labled #11 u/h. Is u/h under the hood? #11 on the fuse panel in the interier is A 5 amp LH Illum. Where is the location of this fuse? This is associated with a no fire at the plugs or coil situation. Thanks!
(I can email the schematic, but didn't know how to post it)
(I can email the schematic, but didn't know how to post it)
Eric
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From: Troy Al
Thanks guys!
There are 2 black fuse boxes. One just to the right of the battery. No ignition fuses there. the other one. I had to pull the battery out to get too. There are 2 ignition fuses, but there 60 amps. Not the 10 amp jobber in the schematic. No visible fuse on the Pos. battery terminal that I can identify.
It seems like years ago I worked on a car that had a fusable wire. Not a fuse, but A wire built to fail. I think it was a Buick.
There are 2 black fuse boxes. One just to the right of the battery. No ignition fuses there. the other one. I had to pull the battery out to get too. There are 2 ignition fuses, but there 60 amps. Not the 10 amp jobber in the schematic. No visible fuse on the Pos. battery terminal that I can identify.
It seems like years ago I worked on a car that had a fusable wire. Not a fuse, but A wire built to fail. I think it was a Buick.
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From: SCMR Rat Pack'r Charter Member..Great Bend KS
You are remembering the fuseable links that came on many car's ignition.
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