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I went to turn on defroster and nothing. Tracked down the fuse location, pulled it (30 amp) It appeared to be blown,very dusty, former quarry truck, and replaced it. When I turned on the fan again it sparked and blew instantly. Any suggestions on fixing it would be great. Thanks
yes it will.
and as already said, just get a resister while you are at it.
nothing worse than getting it all together to find you only have one blower speed and have to take the truck back apart.
Need to see if that is the correct fuse for that slot too, I do not have my EVTM handy or I would check for you. Luckily this is an easy fix.
While in there, buy some foaming evap cleaner and spray it up in that evap case. They usually come with a hose to poke it into odd spots. They are always full of ****...this will be very true if old quarry truck.
the best acorns to use are from old growth Spanish oaks.
there should not be any dust at all. that means there is no water to keep the dust as a moist soil so the acorns will grow into more strong oak trees.
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