I need help Redwire under the driver side kickplate fuse number
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Well, there are only a finite number of fuses. Use a meter or test light and probe each side of each fuse (there are test points on the back of the fuses for this purpose).
The time delta between each of yer posts would have been more than sufficient to do this. Reckon an hour, tops. Including beer breaks.
Make a paper copy of the fuse locations from the Owner's guide, and mark off each checked fuse as you go.
MGD
The time delta between each of yer posts would have been more than sufficient to do this. Reckon an hour, tops. Including beer breaks.
Make a paper copy of the fuse locations from the Owner's guide, and mark off each checked fuse as you go.
MGD
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You could tear harness apart and follow the wire faster than any of us can find what that wire is, especially since you didn't bother to identify your specific year and model or tell us what now doesn't work. We have ZERO information as to where to search or what to look for, so that's pretty much what any of us can provide.
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