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#413864 05/17/2008 11:03 PM
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Does anybody know if the 5-fuse block on the firewall of a 1948 is the same as the fuse block from a chevy of the same time? I don't know if the Positive grounding has any effect on this or not. or if they even had the same set-up on the fuses/blocks.

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turpentyne,

I'll address part of your question...fuses are not polarity sensitive. The AD rigs that have fuses under the hood only have two (I think), for sure not five.

Stuart

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Cool. that answers part of my question. Now I just have to find one. I'm pretty sure the one we have is 5 fuses. I'll have to check the truck tomorrow and see. I think I spotted somewhere in another posting that they switched from 5 fuses to 2 fuses around 50 or 51. I don't remember.

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Interesting, I'll have to check my 48 and my 52, I am reasonably sure the 52 only has two fuses, and I have never inspected the one on the 48...

I don't know for sure about being the same on cars as trucks, but I would guess so, as each vehicle has identical electrical requirements and essentially the same system, would make sense to have the same fuse holder on the firewall.

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