Help! Fuse box question

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reno340

reno340

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My fuse box has the fuses numbered one through seven. What is on which fuse? I need a total breakdown. Could someone break it down for me? My most important question is, what all is on the same fuse as the turn signals? I need this to trouble shoot a couple of shorts.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Steve
 
reno340 said:
My fuse box has the fuses numbered one through seven. What is on which fuse? I need a total breakdown. Could someone break it down for me? My most important question is, what all is on the same fuse as the turn signals? I need this to trouble shoot a couple of shorts.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Steve
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Sorry, it is for a 1972 Plymouth Duster 340. I have several wiring diagrams but they really do not answer my question.

Again, any help would be greatly appreciated
Steve
 
The closest thing I have is for the Dart/Demon. Just a list of the fuse sizes and what circuits they go to, not where they go in the fuse box.

20 Accessories...................... 20 Hazard flasher
20 Heater/AC....................... 20 Brake & Dome lights
20 Cigar lighter & Tail lights...... 3 Instrument lights
7.5 Radio & reverse lights

There's also a 15 amp circuit breaker built into the headlight switch, but nothing listed for the turn signals.

You might want to get a factory service manual if you don't have one yet.
 
A factory service manual is a great help. The owners manual that came with the car details the fusebox. I think they went to the number labels simply because there isn't enough space for labeling on the box.
 
RedFish said:
A factory service manual is a great help. The owners manual that came with the car details the fusebox. I think they went to the number labels simply because there isn't enough space for labeling on the box.
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Does anyone have the breakdown from the owners manual that they could post?
 
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