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Old 03-26-2014, 05:50 PM
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one more column question.

Im not getting.power to the main plug that plugs into the column. Is there a relay or something that i can check ?? OR WHERE DO I START LOOKING TO WHATS CAUSING THIS. swapped column now no power to the main plug. I.dont get it. All wires checked out and fuses
 
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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.
 
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It is a 91. I saw a bunch of wires but nothi ng resembling a fusable link??
 
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It is a 91. I saw a bunch of wires but nothi ng resembling a fusable link??
Talking about the ignition switch correct? if so yea 91 same thing, 2 yellow wires supply main circuits to it and originate from a single yellow wire at the fender mounted relay, a yellow wire connected to a brown fuse link to the battery post of the relay. There would be 4 or more located there on the post and depending on how equipped from the factory as many as 7 or 8 total.

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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I know what fusable link looks like . None of those under starter relay thing on fender. I saw one that appeared to be fine.. il have to examine deeper in the light. But.i have looked and.found.nothing
 
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