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Problem With Fusible Links

calliebrat
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I own a '74 260 Z- the service manual states that 1 is black (1.25 mm(0.049) & 1 is green(0.5(0.020). The fusible link wire at the auto parts store is labled by gauge & amp. How do I match? And what circuit does the black protect and what does the green protect? Stacey

Check out this thread especially post #2 by webdawg1. Open the second attachment. I think it will help.

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15212&highlight=fusible+links
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Thanx for the help. I will check it out tomorrow. Stacey

Check this site out...

full of TONS of info about fusible links

http://www.atlanticz.ca/zclub/techtips/fusiblelinks/index.html
Check this site out...

Thats the same link I eluded to by leading him to the other thread.
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Pro & sBlake, Thanx. It helped greatly. Found out what I needed to know. Stacey

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