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General Discussion => Q & A => Topic started by: rwg65 on July 14, 2015, 12:57:42 PM
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Need a little info. In the fuse box there is a spot marked c/b and calls for a 40 amp fuse. Can't find it anywhere in my books anyone know what it is.
Thanks Bob
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Bob, I believe that the CB stands for circuit breaker and it is power windows , power seats, convertible top. That is the only things I can think it would be for. les
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So seeing as I have none of that I can leave that fuse out and not worry about it.
Bob
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Dear Bob, Les, and mid-60s Buick fans,
So seeing as I have none of that I can leave that fuse out and not worry about it.
(http://www.canebas.org/WeatherCat/Forum_support_documents/Custom_emoticons/wink_smile_triangle.gif) . . . Sufferin' Succotash! I come back from a nice dinner out, make a quick check the 65GS.com forum, and the next thing I find myself doing is crawling on my elbows trying to take a picture of my trusty wagon's fuse panel!! . . . (http://www.canebas.org/WeatherCat/Forum_support_documents/Custom_emoticons/big_grin_triangle.gif)
Sorry the picture is lousy but does appear to show that my wagon as the circuit breaker installed:
(http://canebas.smugmug.com/Biquette/Drive-Train-makeover/Biquettes-fuse-panel/i-Q85QK6x/0/L/Biquette%27s%20fuse%20panel%20-L.jpg) (http://canebas.smugmug.com/Biquette/Drive-Train-makeover/Biquettes-fuse-panel/i-Q85QK6x/A)
More mysterious is that it appears to have been replaced from what I remember it. The old one was all metal. So can you get these circuit breakers still? If so, is there any reason not to replace it?
Curious minds want to know! :laughing7:
Cheers, Edouard :occasion14: