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Yellow wires? 92 to 96?
If so they are supplied by three fuses total and they are in the under hood power distribution box.
That box gets its juice from a fuse link at the starter relay mounted on the inner fender. Yellow wire/gray fuseable link.
If pre 92 then its gonna be a little bit different, no under hood power distribution box instead has multiple fuse links at the fender mounted starter relay one or more of them supply the ignition switch.
If so they are supplied by three fuses total and they are in the under hood power distribution box.
That box gets its juice from a fuse link at the starter relay mounted on the inner fender. Yellow wire/gray fuseable link.
If pre 92 then its gonna be a little bit different, no under hood power distribution box instead has multiple fuse links at the fender mounted starter relay one or more of them supply the ignition switch.
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Fuse link not sure if you know what one looks like, if not its a short section of wire does not look like what you might normally think a automotive fuse looks like.
https://www.google.com/search?client...e+link&spell=1
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