can i get the fuses near the coil packs at local auto stores? my main 80A broke

 

Yes.
Hell, I seen K-Mart sell them around $3 each.


-Ted

 

<edited for flaming>No, you have to take a special flight out of La Guardia, and only La Guardia to Tokyo. You will be met by a consulate of the US, who will then blindfold you and put on handcuffs, just in case you try to escape with vital oriental information pertaining to said fuse!

I would start at the junkyard first, You might get a new used one if your Lucky!

Yes ,<edited for flaming> $ 2.50, for one> <edited for flaming>

 

That's an interesting attiude considering some of your not-so-clever questions, not to mention the barely intelligible ranting when anyone dared criticise you for asking them.

 

NZ, thanks for your incredible wisdom. <edited for flaming>

 

Thanks for pointing out one of my very rare typos. You're not really in a position to say anything to me about that, given your normally below-average spelling and grammar. And the US is the only English-speaking country in the world to spell criticise with a 'z', so you lose there too.

You started out on this forum acting like a complete moron, got constantly ragged on for it, starting behaving normally, and now you've started acting like an *** again. Slow learner I guess...

 

Not a slow learner, just an ***. Not again, always! I'm an *** for the simple reason that I spend so much time here trying to learn the in's and out's of my car, I get tired of constantly running across "common sense " issues. My appologies for getting out of line with you, you didn't deserve my comments. I am frustrated with the way people act about the "rotary masterpiece", and it's "complexity. It is a simple machine with specific needs, some of which are overlooked, by individuals not deserving of the car.

If it wasn't for people like you NZ, this place would never exist. But give me a break! A fuse? It is not a flux capacitor, or a light saber. I don't spend hours on end on this sight for my entertainment. Only one person has ever had the PRIVILEDGE of touching my engine, my son: Because I bought the car for his 16th B-day.

Sorry for my comments to you NZ, but Cooliomo, <edited for flaming>

PEACE THE DOG

 

been there, done that. any auto parts place will have them, $2.50 at the most.

 

what the **** dude you need to calm down you think you are a smarty pants about rotories but your not.we all need to start some where, and find out how things work. so chill out <edited for flaming>i've never seen a fuse like that before, was just wondering if i needed to buy it at a dealer ship or something. <edited for flaming>