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post May 31, 2011 - 12:04 PM
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dctacoma

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How does the alternator fuse come out i pulled the fuse panel out but cant see whats holds it in there?
 
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post May 31, 2011 - 1:48 PM
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I'm not sure if its the same or not, but on my buddies silvia, the wires were botled to the fuse at teh bottom, and would not come out unless you unbotled it.
We had to remove the plastics around the fuse box, in order to get at it.
The celica may be similar, but I'm not too sure, i have never looked into it.
Hope the helps out a bit.


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post May 31, 2011 - 3:54 PM
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Had to deal with it yesterday.
1. disconnect the battery (for your safe)
2. open the fuse box (lol)
3. gently with a flat screw driver "unlock" the 2 snaps that hold the half black shell where the 100 amp fuse sits: the fusebox is made of 2 separate shells
4. lift the shell and first disconnect the big connector under and then the smaller one (the one with 3 cables)
5. unbolt the cables (white and black, are the big ones you can't be wrong) that go to the alternator fuse.
6. Pull out the fuse

Pay attention one screw is smaller than the other and each cable has the hole size of the screw, so you wouldn't be able to swap the cables


Sorry for my english. If you need pictures just ask!

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