How to remove the main fuse?
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there are 3 bolts that hold it in. There is a flap that covers these bolts. There is 2 bolts on one side, and one on the other side. Open up the flaps, I used a screwdriver to just pop them open since I don't have fingernails at all, and then just take out the bolts. You will probably have to take the fuse box off of the current mount to get a ratchet onto the one bolt facing the rear of the car. Don't forget to disconnect the negative terminal of your battery. Yeah it's common sense, but rather be safe than sorry
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yea its not just a plug in like the rest of them, its grounded by a long prong that sticks way down, and the other side has one also, im assumming thats power, duh, but yea i broke mine to peices until i went to a junkyard to get a new one when i found out how to get it out for real...good luck....
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