Has anyone repaired a blown fusable link?

[SonySC]

Starter won'r click. Maybe it was that big ZAP! when the starter cable grounded out. Do you have to remove the upper intercooler tube to get at them? SonySC@hotmail.com 925-984-3785

[al35thsc]

Ouch, what does the manual say about replacing them. The haynes doesnt say anything about removing the IC tube.

Al

[RonzSC]

Have you located the link and did you find it burnt? It will be pretty crispy and you will smell it fried.
Mine was located near my fuse box under the hood and did not require any removal of hardware.
I went to NAPA and bought a length of 30amp (if I remember correctly) fusable link and soldered it in.
Hint: I put some heat-shrink tubing in-line before soldering to place after the soldering.

[SonySC]

Well I lucked out. The starter circuit tested out OK. Turns out my neutral selector switch connection on the trans had come adrift.

The SONYSC lives!!! Fired her up tonite after a couple of helpful calls. Thanks guys for the advice on the vacuum hoses and the weird plug wire termination for 1,2,3,5,6,4 on the coil pack.
Sure dosn't sound like a six with only the exhaust manifolds and cats on! Thanks again.
SonySC@hotmail.com

[Ripvanbl]

Nice job.
They do sound sweet without the 2-1-2 exhaust don't they. My open headers sounded sweet!

Again, nice job.

[ThunderChicken]

hey, i noticed u live in danville! my uncle lives in san ramon and i live in berkeley!

i got a questi0on for ya, you wouldn`t happen to have a extra air inlet tube would ya? mine melted and now i have a crazy vacuum leak. its the one that goes from the air box to the throttle body.
if ya can help, give me a call on my cell.

510-453-6694

thanks

aaron

[SonySC]

Aaron: I 've been trying to get ahold of you to do some work on my transmission. Call me at 925-691-2997 days, or 925-828-7820 eves. or e-mail me at GRClarke@pacbell.net
Thanks George Clarke aka the SonySC