SquareRoot
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- Location
- Arizona
- First Name
- Mike
- Truck Year
- 85
- Truck Model
- K20
- Engine Size
- 350
Fuses don't always blow. I intentionally put a 60 amp maxi fuse in my 6 guage charge wire between the 150 amp alternator and battery. Well, somehow while experimenting with my stereo last weekend I fried the alt. WTF? I purposely underfunded it to prevent damage for the time being.
Wrong.
So I got the new replacement today and am swapping out the charge wire for a 4 guage and ****-canning the fuse altogether.
I've since been told by several electricians that fused protect from shorts, they normally don't do much for over current (long term). That explains why it melted the fuse holder and fuse but it still didn't blow.
News to me.
Wrong.
So I got the new replacement today and am swapping out the charge wire for a 4 guage and ****-canning the fuse altogether.
I've since been told by several electricians that fused protect from shorts, they normally don't do much for over current (long term). That explains why it melted the fuse holder and fuse but it still didn't blow.
News to me.
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