Subject	The blue wire fusible link inside the small box in
Posted by	jzack on January 07, 2019 at 1:15 PM
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In Reply To	Is fusible link like on/off when bad? posted by FrozTTy on January 07, 2019 at 10:55 AM
Message	front of battery is what you want. It’s on the far left side of box - closest to fender wall. They normally don’t just partially fail - either it has a connection or some kind of short made it so hot it melted. Fusible link works the same as a fuse but uses a thicker gauge wire to accommodate higher cuurents (30-50 amps or more). You can test the link with your meter using its lowest resistance setting. Pull the link and measure across the connection points. You should get a very low reading like 0.5 ohms. Here’s a picture of the blue link: https://www.z1motorsports.com/relays/nissan/oem-blue-fusible-link-p-6954.html
Follow Ups	Before I Change the Alternator...... - FrozTTy 14:35:02 01/06/19 2 things to check. What’s the across battery voltage - jzack 16:11:18 01/06/19 Forgot to add - if seeing excessive current draw, - jzack 16:16:37 01/06/19 Car was cold but was 11.89 w full load - FrozTTy 16:40:49 01/06/19 Have to idle car to test alty supplied voltage. Security - jzack 20:57:09 01/06/19 If alty is totally disconnected from your car due to - jzack 21:21:35 01/06/19 So this might be my issue...... - FrozTTy 10:54:10 01/07/19 Is fusible link like on/off when bad? - FrozTTy 10:55:29 01/07/19 The blue wire fusible link inside the small box in - jzack 13:15:35 01/07/19 Re: The blue wire fusible link inside the small box in - itsa300zx 13:57:23 01/09/19 I really think your issue is just a bad alty... (n/m) - jzack 16:39:49 01/09/19 So I pulled the blue relay, and NO power gets to the car - FrozTTy 17:57:19 01/12/19 No aftermarket alarm or crazy sound system (n/m) - FrozTTy 16:42:44 01/06/19
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