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Old 07-16-2018, 07:31 AM   #4
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Re: Help! Truck getting no power at all!

I'd check the fusible links in the front corners under your hood, too. You will see a small rubber connector (pair) that house the teeny short fuse. That is the design to protect your primary electrical system. They get crusty over time. If it's corroded too bad or fuses are hard to find (3A...4A?) you can splice in a length of fusible link wire or a link like what is shown above
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