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out of nowhere turn signal Fuse Keeps Blowing


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Well if the temperature gauge is still working it unrelated to the blowing fuse.

 

If you turn the ignition key to ON and the oil light comes on then the fuse for the turn signals can't be blown.

 

Which fuse blows in the fuse box???

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same shit was happening on my truck. last week i changed the flasher i went to the parts store the gave me a cheap little 12v buss flasher it worked fine for about a week then 2 days ago it wouldnt hold a fuse for more than an hour. so yesterday i took a look at the original flasher it said 12.8v. with the new 12v flasher i put my DVM to the fuse while the flasher was going and i was getting spikes in voltage so i switched it with the original hazard flasher wich also says 12.8v and it hasnt blown a fuse since but its only been a day so far well so if it holds up

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My info shows a 20 amp fuse for the flasher on ALL 510 fuse boxes. There are only three 10 amp fuses... one each for L&R headlights and one for the wiper on all '70 and newer cars.

 

 

The '68 box is rectangular with only 6 fuses. Separate wires just plug into spade connectors on both sides of the fuses

 

The '69 fuse box was the first 'square' box and has 6" leads with plugs on the end that the harness plugs into. The '69 and up boxes have 8 fuses.

 

The '70 and up fuse box should have plugs built into the case and the harness plugs into them directly.

 

In all cases the wiper fuse should be 20 amp. Find out for sure.

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See, this is Datsun510boy's thread and we're talking about his problem. Getting confusing. I was answering his statement that it's the third fuse from the top. All 510 boxes have 20 amp fuses in this location.

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that is some weird shit lol.

 

does this have one of those weird controls on the throttle linkage under the hood?  kind of a rectangle thing with I think 4 wires on it?

 

IF it has the carb switch (emissions? dual points?) it's on the same circuit and could explain why it blows when floored.

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