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#1055829 09/13/2014 3:42 AM
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I've got the service manual and the electrical flyer, neither really shows or talks about the fuses. What sizes and pushed into what spot on a '59 chevy 1/2 ton?


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the original 55-59 fuse panel is labeled as to what's where - it was only installed if a number of electrical accessories were installed at the factory, although also available from the dealer, and it's shown as a dotted box on the shop manual wiring schematic labeled "ACC JCT BLOCK" showing main power hookups only

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