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bosswrenchMember

Guys, since you've changed fuse blocks, I'm not sure if this is relevant, but be aware that the screw that retains the fuse cover door is the same thread as those used to hold the gauge console panel in place EXCEPT IT IS SHORTER! Using a longer gauge-panel screw to retain the door can allow the threaded shank to penetrate past the retained nut and far enough inside to intermittently short fuse 7, 8 and 9 on a stock fuse block. This tip was published in the Dec 2009 POCA Newsletter, from Nor-Cal owner Jim Murch.

7/28/1010:40 AM

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