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Dumb question, since I did not take a pic of it or make a note anywhere. I don't know why I didn't... Anyway, on my '86 F-350, which has a dashboard and all the wiring/harnesses from an '85 Bronco, what terminal does the fusible link lead go on? The "hot" one that has the positive battery cable on it or the other one with the starter cable on it?
Thanks in advance for clearing up my self induced confusion!
I'll take a wild guess..... Logic would say the fusible link would go to the starter. Why? Because if you had a failure (short) anywhere in the starting system (solenoid, starter, etc) the fusible link would protect the circuit back to the battery. Again, just a guess.
I have a 86 F150 with a 302 FI, but I went out and took some pictures for you, I've been wanting to get better picture to help others, thanks for making me get off my butt and do something... I took 8 pictures of that area, let me know you need better shots.
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I took 8 pictures of that area, let me know you need better shots.
