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Does anyone know where the 20 amp inline fuse for the ampmeter is located? The wiring diagrams shows one installed but doesn't show the location. My ampmeter will not show a charge or discharge. 

 

Dennis 

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I mean this in the nicest possible way, good luck! It could be anywhere & I do mean anywhere.

The easiest way is simply to trace the wire from its origin until you find it. It is a pain in the butt, but really the only way to track it down.

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I would think there is only one plug that goes through the firewall up high.  Remove the Starboard radio access panel.  I think the mag P Leads also are in that plug

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mine is under the right hand access cover just in front of the windscreen, if you have the 201 windscreen and the panels have sealed off its going to be a pain, it's at the upper right corner area aft of the firewall   65 E 

 

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The ammeter shunt is usually located high on the firewall on the right side.  The two inline fuses are within a few inches of the shunt in the wires leading to the instrument cluster.

Clarence

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As Clarence points out... Find the shunt, the ammeter is technically a voltmeter measuring the voltage drop across the shunt.

The drawing is showing two 10 amp fuses. 

Try using a continuity test across each fuse.  If one is burnt or broken it should be easy to find this way.  Expect a broken wire or oxidized connector may be a problem as well.

Best regards,

-a-

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10 hours ago, M20Doc said:

The ammeter shunt is usually located high on the firewall on the right side.  The two inline fuses are within a few inches of the shunt in the wires leading to the instrument cluster.

Clarence

Isn't experience a wonderful thing....

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On my '67C they were on there were 2  fuse holders (10 Amp ea) on the right side panel the were not inline fuse holders.

I have since moved the fuses  to the firewall  in a dual gang inline fuse holder . The original setup  the fuse holders took up  too much panel space and were in the way.

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