No power to fuse block? I don't know what the problem is
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From: Bethel Park pa
Car: 1984 Chevy Camaro
Engine: 305
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: 7.5in 10 bolt with 3.08
No power to fuse block? I don't know what the problem is
It's a chevy camaro with a 305. I took the engine out to rebuild it and took many many picture. Now I hooked it all back together, the starter has power. So does the alternator, the other wires to the starter are correct. I tried starting it an notice-----no headlights, no brake lights. No start.
I pulled out my voltmeter and there is power to the starter and alternator and the circuit is complete, but I then check the fuse block and there is no power there.
Any have any advice or maybe a schematic?
Thanks
I pulled out my voltmeter and there is power to the starter and alternator and the circuit is complete, but I then check the fuse block and there is no power there.
Any have any advice or maybe a schematic?
Thanks
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No doubt by now you have looked at the battery wire to the junction block and even cleaned the connections.
However you might have accidentally caused a temporary short when working on the car.
Using a voltmeter or test light (the type for testing for voltage, not a continuity tester) probe both sides of all the fusible links to make sure power is passing thru.
Fusible Links usually look like a one inch plastic rod in line with the wire.
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However you might have accidentally caused a temporary short when working on the car.
Using a voltmeter or test light (the type for testing for voltage, not a continuity tester) probe both sides of all the fusible links to make sure power is passing thru.
Fusible Links usually look like a one inch plastic rod in line with the wire.
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Happy Racing!
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How Come Some Drivers On The Street Don’t Know How To Make A Turn In One Direction Without Starting By Turning In The Opposite Direction?.
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