Reply to "Goose Fuse Block Substitute????"

mangustaMember

Michael,

That new wiring diagram and the physical understanding of the fuse block (schematic), IMHO, would be needed hand in hand for best results..... specifically in the case of the connectors that appear to have multiple wires to them......of course understanding that these wires could be joined "in the harness" and then proceed one or two wires to the fuse block......??

Matt,

I couldn't get that first link to work....spinning wheel of wait(!) but the second link....WOW! That IS a monster price.....for for a monster priced car too! I wish I knew the layout of a 3500 wiring to understand where the block lived in these cars and how much or not, would that harness help a Goose owner!???

The fact that that "very similar looking block" is in stock somewhere, should give hope that perhaps a block is available for purchase....by itself!

Cheers!
Steve

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