newsman said:The fuse just gets really hot when the fan is running, if left on high it eventually melts the plastic of the fuse and then starts to melt the fuse box, which is starting to sag. Any suggestions.
85 760 T 260,000 klms
Paul
The fuse contacts have burned up. Same thing happened to us (same fuse, same model/year). I had to move the fuse, which entailed pulling the fuse / relay assembly out (fairly easy - release the tabs at the side... I think the radio has to come out though). I don't recall the position I moved it to, but there weren't a lot of candidates. I think I cut and spliced the wire, but it has been a while. I recall it wasn't a big job.newsman said:The fuse just gets really hot when the fan is running, if left on high it eventually melts the plastic of the fuse and then starts to melt the fuse box, which is starting to sag. Any suggestions.
85 760 T 260,000 klms
Paul
Peter K L Milnes said:Aren't his fuses on the end of the dash covered by door when closed and his relays next to his right leg inside console? Or was that only after 1988/9 (Facelift).
Cheers, Peter.
Peter K L Milnes said:Aren't his fuses on the end of the dash covered by door when closed and his relays next to his right leg inside console? Or was that only after 1988/9 (Facelift).