Electrical Issue

accobraMember

Need some help here .. with electric I have minumal knowledge on trouble shooting.

My battery kept going dead ..so I went to the shelf and replaced the ALT and VR with one I had from my other Pantera. Still goes dead.

So a friend told me take a test light an put between the neg terminal of the battery and connect to the neg battery cable if it lights I have a dead short ... havent done that yet. He says then pull each fuse and that will narrow it down to which circuit when the test light goes out.

All sounds good but I dont have a diagram for the 1979 Pantera on which fuse controls what ? because there is about 16 rather then the normal 10 ? I think its going to be one of the accessories in the last 6.

Any help with a simple trouble shooting and a fuse box diagram will be greatly apreciated.

Ron

7/4/106:59 AM

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