85 Corvette, The dealership parts department believe the fuseble link from battery is a 20 amp fuse.

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Asked by RockerPaul Nov 20, 2012 at 02:28 AM about the 1985 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe RWD

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They no longer sell the standard fusable link from positive post to harness.  These parts guys BELIEVE this could be a 20 amp fuse conection. I sure hope so.  I plan to bypass link with 20 amp fuse and try that. any advise ?

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santapaws1 answered 11 years ago

i'm pretty sure you can buy a replacement fuseable link at just about any parts store

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santapaws1 answered 11 years ago

no i ment a car parts store like autozone, advance auto parts or nappa they do carry them and should be under $4.00 to $5.00

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Denis answered 11 years ago

DON'T DO ANYTHING!!! GO TO THE LIBRARY AND TAKE A LOOK IN A CHILTON'S AUTO MANUAL. {CAN'T BORROW IT} CHILTON'S WILL TELL YOU WHAT IT IS & HAVE SCHEMATICS SHOWING WHERE ALL THIS "S" HIT IS. GOOD LUCK!!

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