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15 years 5 months ago #3579 by john a. volak
this may sound crazy but i pulled fusebox cover off along with 2 metal brackets that the hinges bolt onto. now i'm done with project and can,t remember how the metal clamps were connected to receive fuse panal upper wood tray. if anyone can show me picture or explain how it fits in please let me know. i know i have to bolts that i think this connects to but that dosn't give me the right height. the 2 lower bolts are what the fuse panal connect to. please help. john

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15 years 5 months ago #3580 by srshaw3
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I recall having the same problem once upon a time.

Unfortunately my car is a bit inaccessible right now . I may be pulling it out tomorrow and can help you then, if nobody has responded before then.

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15 years 5 months ago #3587 by the flying scotsman
what year is your 928 John

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15 years 5 months ago #3638 by martinss
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Brad: Looks like all of your grounds above the fuses are to one screw. In the case of my '88 they are on two closely adjacent screws.

Also, does anyone know what the clear plastic cover above some of the fuses does? You can pull it out and it would flop over fuse holders 15-25, if 15-17 and 23-25 had no fuses in them.

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15 years 5 months ago #3639 by Kiln_Red
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Brad has the two ground points located above the CE board, also. You can see it clearly in the second thumbnail.

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