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Originally Posted by JARblue Test the fuses with a multimeter. ^^ This ^^. Visually checking fuses doesn't always work. Put a meter on them to be sure. Originally Posted by
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I'd check the fuses/fusible links first because it's easier and there's a chance that it's the problem. IIRC, there is at least one fusible link at the battery. Grab a copy of the FSM (link in my sig). It will have fusible link locations, trouble-shooting procedures, wiring diagrams, etc.
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