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01-02-2026, 07:11 PM
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1980 Trans Am Pace Car
A wire rubbed against the distributor and did some electrical shorting very sad
I put the wiring back my question is there is a fusible link for a wire going to the alternator I put back with 10 gauge wire Can i use a 30 amp in line fuse or do I need A 10 GAUGE FUSEIBLE LINK The factory had something like a white Lincoln log style just checking can i use a 30 amp inline fuse??? As Always thanks again |
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01-04-2026, 02:24 AM
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Figured it out
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