Fuse box
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From: Iowa
Fuse box done
Thank you to all the replies. I ordered the parts I needed from West Coast Classic Cougar.I had to do a little work on the box and clips but managed to get it all together. Will upload a pic when I get a chance.
Now my problem is trying to make sense of all the splicing. I have a black wire coming from the ignition to no where. Does anyone know where that one goes to?
Now my problem is trying to make sense of all the splicing. I have a black wire coming from the ignition to no where. Does anyone know where that one goes to?
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Joined: Jun 2010
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Instead of trying to remember where some wires go,
What worked for me was to use a simple test light and determine if and when a particular wire had power. Then attempt to see what was not working and go from there.
Most times you would connect the ground clip to a good ground to verify power and connect the ground clip to a hot source and verify a ground connection.
On older vehicles there were not that many wires to be concerned with and you cannot always go by the color.
What worked for me was to use a simple test light and determine if and when a particular wire had power. Then attempt to see what was not working and go from there.
Most times you would connect the ground clip to a good ground to verify power and connect the ground clip to a hot source and verify a ground connection.
On older vehicles there were not that many wires to be concerned with and you cannot always go by the color.
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