There is no fuse for those. There should be 5 standard .250" males right in line with 2 larger males. All of these 7 male spades are connected directly together inside of the fuse panel. There is no reasonable way for what you describe to occur. Measure again but first measure one of the large spades to be sure you have a proper test configuration. Mark Andrew Gies wrote: > > I've come across a problem when trying to install the headlight relay's on > my '86 Westy. > > The four un-used spare male spade terminals on the back of my fuse block DO > NOT have 12 volts across them. There is nothing there, ignition off or on. > > Yes - my circuit tester works - I verified it with the battery posts. > > Any ideas why there is no power at the spare terminals? Maybe a simple fuse > fix? Help? > > Andrew > |
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