I think they sell it at autozone possibly. I'm not sure. Maybe home depot or something. It happened to me. Make sure you get a heavy gauge, with a strong fuse. A weak one will just blow again.
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I use an 80A AGC fuse in a fuseholder. Any car stereo shop will have them.
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Thanks, I really didn't no the specifics. 8-)Originally posted by StereoInstaller1 View PostComment
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So I could use a 80A AGE fuse instead of the fuseable link?
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I called the dealership and Advance Auto and they said they don't have them.
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Have you tested it first?Comment
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No, but I cut the old one out and spliced the wires together just to test. I am still getting no freakin power.
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You need to check at the terminal under the hood to see if your getting power to there.Comment
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Alright I'll test it tmmrw. Thanks for your help!
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no problem! Check back!Comment
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Well I figured out what it was! It was the ground wire no making good contact to the ground! But, now I have to find a fuseable link. Called the dealer and they dont have them. Is it a 50a agc fuse?Last edited by SpartanTiger81; 07-09-2008, 04:08 PM.
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how far do you have power to? And how many volts in your battery (and 11 is not over 90%)? Do you have power at the terminal at the front right firewall? If yes do you have it at your fuse/power distribution box? There are no fuseable links between the battery and the junction at the firewall. is your ground strap tight?? You should figure those out first.Comment
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Well I have power now. I had to sand down the end of the ground wire a bit and wala I got power. I just need to know the amps of the fuseable link so I can replace it.
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There is a fuseable link in between the battery and junction on the fire wall.Originally posted by dark89e30 View PostComment
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