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Topic: 94+ fusible link? (alternator Q)
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The 94+ Mustangs did not use a fusible link between the alternator and the fuse box in the engine bay, did they? I have one in mine, but I think it's from when I had the fox harness in my '95 and I never needed to take it out. Now, however, I want to upgrade the alternator wire from 8ga to 4ga to help charge my battery in the trunk. Just wanna make sure I don't need it before I yank it.
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Posts: 1358 | From: Maine | Registered: Feb 2002
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Rob [5LVENOM]
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Yes they did, mine had it, and when I hid all the wiring and made a new alt cable I used the same gauge link from napa auto parts. Worked fine.
Posts: 421 | Registered: Jan 2003
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What's it's purpose? Just to keep the alt from frying itself? Everything in the engine bay is on a fuse from the fusebox. Also, did the V6 alternators need one? Because that is the alternator I am using (130amp).
Posts: 1358 | From: Maine | Registered: Feb 2002
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I think so the Alt, won't blow the fuse, makes sense.
The V-6 stuff, no idea man.
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