rvpps2rocks

i think i might have blown my alternator fuse what do you think. its the best pic i could get right now

kileil

Looks like it, see the gap?
pull it and check continuity with a volt meter to know for certain.

c4st

Yes, that fuse looks defiantly blown.

ScionJim23

iTrader: (1)

yes, the fuse seperated in the middle. Its blown..

BYeRhONe

yep

stl_tc_king

continuity tester FTW. If you don't have one- go buy one.

rvpps2rocks

funny thing is im trying to pull that fuse i used a pair of needle noses and the clear cover came off...and im trying to yank on it and its just doesnt want to give any tips

kileil

The whole white plastic body should come out with the metal still in it, just rock it from side to side a bit.

rvpps2rocks

for the 120a alt fuse u have to take the tan part out of the fuse box go under it and there is 2 screws both phillips 1 8mm and 1 10mm. u unscrew those and the fuse comes free...the screwws are hooked up to a white on one side and black on the other that are probably a 6awg wire

kileil

Huh, thats a new one for me. Good info

rvpps2rocks

yea it was a lil PITA

tcnewbie001

Hi all,

I have a similar problem. I am trying to replace the 120a fuse in my 2006 Scion TC. I have taken off the black plastic top and side of the fuse box to expose the beige plastic part (fuse grid?) that holds all the fuses. The 120a fuse (see image 1, red box) is bolted into the beige plastic box on two sides (see images 2 and 3). I have removed one bolt (see image 2) but the second is hidden behind a plastic part and a white wire (see image 4).

How can I remove the second, hidden bolt?


Images are here: http://tcnewbie001.blogspot.com/2013/12/blog-post.html


Thank you in advance!