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#1044691 07/25/2014 1:58 AM
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Interestingly enough the fuse size for the windshield wiper system is not listed in the 63 or 64 shop manuals.
Either that or I am really blind.
Can someone tell me what size fuse is used?

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Here's a photo of the fuse box on my '65.. it is labeled "Wiper 20A": http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/...20Repaint%20Jan%202010/2011_01070018.jpg

Hope that helps! thumbs_up

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Rusty64 #1044884 07/25/2014 11:49 PM
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Hot Rod John,
Thanks much.
I rebuilt my wiring harness using a different fuse box so I did not have that detail.
For some reason I had a 5A fuse in there and it blew.
I suspected that it was not big enough, now I feel confidant and will put in a 20A.
Again Thanks


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