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| | | | Joined: Jul 2013 Posts: 863 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Jul 2013 Posts: 863 | If i am understanding you correctly, you DO NOT have the fuse holder/block that is mounted to the firewall? You will need this if you are wanting to keep the truck as original as possible. If not you can buy an aftermarket fuse block through Painless Wiring, Summit Racing, etc. Or you could place an add in the "Truck Parts Wanted Section" of this forum. Someone may have an extra one laying around. I have had great luck with the rare parts I've needed for my truck. I would not wire the truck with no fuses. Possible fire hazard. All of the fuses in the original type block are 20 amp glass type fuses. The headlamps also run through fuses on the block marked and separated as Upper Beam and Lower Beam. Hope this helps.
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