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Does not do a darn thing !!!

JTCamp

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Austin, Texas
A fusable link shouldn't just go out. By its nature it protects surges from ruining other parts of the system. It may very well be bad, but I would look for what could have caused that, like a bad connection that caused a short. I kept replacing fuses for the rear lamps, until I finally thought to check the bulb socket, which was getting water into it causing the fuse problem...<br><br>John
 
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