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Old 10-31-2004, 07:12 PM
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fuse placement

i just bought a 1984 z28 and i dont know what fuses are what because theres no card for it.....also theres a 15 amp fuse(the only one thats a 15 in the box) that keeps blowing when i put a new one in.....If anybody can tell me the order of fuses it would be great
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Re: fuse placement

there should be letters stamped right on the fuse box by each fuse
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i didnt really see anything but if there is numbers by the fuses how do i kno wuts wut.....i dont have a owners manual
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Re: fuse placement

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i didnt really see anything but if there is numbers by the fuses how do i kno wuts wut.....i dont have a owners manual
Letters........my fault
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Re: fuse placement

well they are all abreveations
for example
acc = accessory
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Re: Re: fuse placement

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well they are all abreveations
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acc = accessory

I did see one set of letters but te rest were all faded away all thats there is black.....the letters were white...like painted on....not molded on it
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Old 11-06-2004, 11:46 AM
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i just bought a 1984 z28 and i dont know what fuses are what because theres no card for it.....also theres a 15 amp fuse(the only one thats a 15 in the box) that keeps blowing when i put a new one in.....If anybody can tell me the order of fuses it would be great
The following is from a similar car, there might be differences depending on the way your car was optioned.
Assuming the correct size fuses are in there: the 15 amp fuse is for your hatch. Now viewing the fuse panel so the 15 amp is at the top: From left to right;
10 amp ECM
· 10 amp INJECT 1 · 15 amp HATCH · 20 apm FAN
20 amp TS/R
· 10 amp INJECT 2 · 20 amp TAIL LAMPS · 25 amp BLOWER
10 amp GAGES
· 10 amp SIR · 20 amp ACCESSORIES · 30 amp WDO
5 amp DASH
· 10 amp RADIO · 30 amp POWER ACCESSORIES
25 amp WIPERS
· 20 amp HAZARD
10 amp VATS
· 20 amp ARC · 3 amp CRK · 10 amp DRL · 20 amp FOG
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Re: fuse placement

thanks i appreciate it
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