MrDanno

Thanks guys- quick question- which wire off of the starter is the fusible link? I can't seem to pinpoint it in order to test continuity. I'll also look into the ammeter idea as well. thanks again!

Can I ask a basic quesiton I believe my fusible link on my 73 needs replaced due to a battery short, but I can't figure out exactly which wire it is. Every wiring diagram I see has the link coming right off of the starter, but when looking at it, I only see a few wires- the ignition relay which slides onto the solenoid, positive cable, a wire coming off of the starter into the solenoid. Any visual help would be much appreciated! thanks

I'm experiencing the exact same issue with my '73. It ran fine until I had a battery short out Sunday due to a long period of storage and a quick charge. I put in a new battery, and just like grnsky, I have brake lights, but no activity on key turn- no fuel pump, no anything. Also no headlights, running lights, dash lights. But the brake lights work! That seems to point to the ignition switch I would guess, but it's odd that all was well and now I've got nothing. Fuse block has all good fuses, I can't find any inline fuses, and it doesn't appear to have fusible links like my '74 had. Let me know if there's anything else to check or if I need to go through the painful circuit by circuit process described above... thanks in advance Dan

Can I ask a similar question? I pulled apart my blower assembly and vent controls to install a new heater core and the honda blower motor upgrade (awesome!)... but that was like 18 months ago. I now have everything ready to put back together, but cannot for the life of me remember how the vent open/close wire attaches to the blower housing. I've looked in the factory manual as well as chiltons and haynes, but to no avail. Can someone snap a pic or 2?