Installed new batteries - have a fuse question.
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07-01-2005, 01:27
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Installed new batteries - have a fuse question.
I wound up getting the Batteries from Sams club that I asked about.
The deal to lock and unlock the water caps says Exide in it, BTW. Thanks for the positive feeedbacks about getting them. Anyways, inside the battery compartment of my 1980 35FC, there is a small 4 place fuse panel with two on top and two more right below them. The top two are 20 amp ones and the bottom two are both 15. The upper left one was blown. I looked in the diagram sheets in the books from the blue box, to see what it went to, and the info doesn't jive. The drawings claim that my bus only has a three panel fuse box there - that there are (2) 2 amp fuses and a single 20 amp fuse - all in a vertical row arrangement. It calls out the 20 as being for the burgler alarm system. With my arrangement being so different AND having more than one 20 amp fuse, I know not to trust it. Does anybody with a similar vintage bus have this configuration and can you please tell me what "thing" is blowing that fuse. Incidently, after installing the new batteries, I hit the key and have never had the bus start faster than that in my 15 months of ownership. Any help is appreciated, John |
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