1995 Subaru wagon...fusable link

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Asked by jaychase Mar 30, 2013 at 08:11 AM about the 1995 Subaru Legacy

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a Subaru. Failed to start.
After checking some things I realized
the fusable link was blown. While
replacing this I found our would
instantly pop the fuse again. I tried  
different sizes but they kept blowing.
Any help is priceless right now.
Jychs@Yahoo.com
My name is Jay

3 Answers

176,055

The fusible link is between the starter and alternator. It protects the alternator. If the link melting, the wire or the alternator is grounded.

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A melted fusible link should not prevent the engine from starting. It will prevent the recharge of the battery and turn on the dash light.

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Ok...with a burnt fuse...there is zero power to the car...nothing happens at all when the key is turned...no lights no nothing.

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