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I have tried to locate which fuse is for what application in my car based on the info in the large Pantera "bible" I bought from Poca. The info in this binder is not corresponding to what I have in my car.
It is # 1155, an early push button. Anybody with info about which fuse no. for what purpose with these early cars ?
Thanks in advance from Norway !
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If you find a wiring diagram that correctly charts your car and the fuses, you are probably the first. If you need to KNOW which fuse is which, start pulling them one by one and then see what does/doesn't work. Anything else, sadly, will probably just be conjecture on your part. This is one of my chores on the list of things to do for 2511.

Larry
As the owner of a prototype Pantera (all pushbuttons were essentially pre-production prototypes), there were many electrical changes done. There are at least four different wiring schematics available; most of us pick one with a published date near that of our car's mfg date, them annotate it to match our particular machine. A for your fuse problem, there are a few other pushbutton owners in Norway & Sweden. I'd look in the Swedish club's Owners List for someone with an early car (a serial number close to yours- Tomas Gunnarson comes to mind), & do a telephone consultation as to whats working in his car. The other way is to add up the amperage of the components on each circuit and choose a fuse 10% bigger than the total for each circuit. And when one blows with no signs of a defect on the circuit, I'd increase the fuse size slightly.
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