1963 dodge 200 fuse locations?
03-15-2006, 06:51 PM
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1963 dodge 200 fuse locations?
helpin a buddy work on this rig, he was given it for free today, and cant find any fuses...where are they? thanks
03-15-2006, 09:19 PM
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I posted your question to a Mopar list I'm on. Here's the first reply:
"Might NOT be any or very many, they used circuit breakers a lot back
then I think!!
(actually not all that many and they were hear and there depending on
what was being protected)
little rectangular cans, smaller then horn relays of the time."
"Might NOT be any or very many, they used circuit breakers a lot back
then I think!!
(actually not all that many and they were hear and there depending on
what was being protected)
little rectangular cans, smaller then horn relays of the time."
03-16-2006, 11:38 AM
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2nd reply:
"If they are anything like my 62 dodges, the fuse block
is located under the center of the dash (kind of below
and under the speaker grill area)."
Good luck to you and your friend with this truck.
"If they are anything like my 62 dodges, the fuse block
is located under the center of the dash (kind of below
and under the speaker grill area)."
Good luck to you and your friend with this truck.
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