i didnt put the fuse there im no mechanic thats why i turned to this forum to see if any one had some informative to say.If you insist on putting a fuse on the starter, it needs to be 200-300a.
i didnt put the fuse there im no mechanic thats why i turned to this forum to see if any one had some informative to say.If you insist on putting a fuse on the starter, it needs to be 200-300a.
There is some funky shitt going on there!
I'll figure out the issue Monday when it goes back to the shop. I might be wrong saying its a fuse in the starter, i really dont know.There is no need for a fuse in the battery cable, I would put a new battery cable in and throw that one in the garbage.
I'll figure out the issue Monday when it goes back to the shop. I might be wrong saying its a fuse in the starter, i really dont know.
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