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Looking for the glass fuse for the fuel pump. P/N FO3B350V3A
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Radio Shack has the 2 amp Slow Blow fuses
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Is this the small 1" glass cylinder type fuse w/metal caps at both ends? I'm putting a kit together for my first deuce pickup 
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Yes it is.
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thank you
Staffsargent
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Thank emmado22 for the answer. Went to Radio Shack. 4 fuses for $3.00
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What was the Radio Shack part number for these fuzes?
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My manual, 9-2320-361-20-1, says to use "4 amp" fuzes. What the difference between 2 amp and 4 amp? (if you answer 2 amps, I'm gonna break a beer bottle over your head next time I see you)
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Well, I have put 3 amp slow blow fuse's in all 4 of my trucks, I seem to recall a thread about this a while back? I belive there was a PS article about stepping up from a 2 amp to a 3 amp fuse.
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I had mine apart today to fix a leak in the fuse holder cover...it was completely full of fuel (bad tank gasket allowing fuel to slosh up into the cover through the wire bulkhead fitting I think). Anyways...it had a 2-1/2 amp fuse...guess the USAF just split the difference between the 2 and 3 amp changeover.
I need to replace my fuse because it is *full* of diesel fuel (yes...sloshing around in there...just think if it decided to get hot and blow!).
I'll be putting in another 2.5 amp if I can find it, but will go with 3 amp if I can't find them.
I need to replace my fuse because it is *full* of diesel fuel (yes...sloshing around in there...just think if it decided to get hot and blow!).
I'll be putting in another 2.5 amp if I can find it, but will go with 3 amp if I can't find them.
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Anyone know how to calculate the amps the fuel pump draws?
2 amp, 2.5 amp, 3 amp, 4 amp... Who knows.. I do know that I bet A TON of trucks have BLOWN fuses in there......
2 amp, 2.5 amp, 3 amp, 4 amp... Who knows.. I do know that I bet A TON of trucks have BLOWN fuses in there......
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A fuses should be 25% bigger than the amp draw.
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Next time I get out to the truck I'll hook up the multimeter and see what it pulls. Probably close to 2A.
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Ah, 3 AMPs now. Need to go back to radio shack to get another set for the tool bag
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emmado22 said:
An electric motor is like a variable resistor. It's current draw will be based on the load of the motor. Measuring the winding's resistance and using Ohm's law would give incorrect real life results. Checking current draw with a multi meter in-line is the best way to go about it.
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Make sure it's the "Slow Blow" type, they can handle the higher inrush currents and spikes...wsucougarx said:
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Wrapper from a pack of smoke or Chewing gum works too....
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Does that have a fast blow or a slow blow rating? Part number available?FreightTrain said: