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Old 11-20-2013, 06:49 AM
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I am having trouble with heat so I have an old 12v space heater that I plugged into the cgi outlet. last night, I forgot to turn it off, went in the house for maybe 10 min and came out to start the truck. It tried for a fraction of a second then went completely dark. Charged overnight and still the same. Is there some main fuse in the truck?
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Yes, its called a fuseable link, located in the wire between starter relay and cabin. But of course, I'm in the dark as to year model.
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Oops, 95 F150
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well, wasn't the fuse. the Neg cable fatigued and snapped down at the bracket on the frame. Since AdvanceAuto doesn't carry the neg cables, I was able to pry open the bracket from the old cable, strip a section of insulation from the new one and re-crimp it on. Fixed!



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