Someone decided that the truck doesn’t need the fuseable link. So, what did you use to replace yours? I can’t find a correct model/year fuseable link replacement.
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Will this work?
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Yes, but it looks like your harness is missing the other side of that plug.
Auto parts stores sell fuseable link wire in 14g.
Cheers
Auto parts stores sell fuseable link wire in 14g.
Cheers
jblueridge
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I bought generics from parts store and soldered them in.
I've used the ones of a donor 60, no problems so far. Grab the ones in your bj70!
@Coolerman just devised one that I installed on my FJ75... it works fantastic. Everything you need in one kit.
Looks like you have a two-wire lead to your harness similar to my own.
Looks like you have a two-wire lead to your harness similar to my own.
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It’s two wire now. I removed the glow plug wires
If your white wire is 10 AWG and your red one is 14 AWG then the Coolerman fusible link would be perfect for you. Those were the gauges of the wire in my harness and he sized the fusible link accordingly.
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That’s what I now have 
