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S/CBob

09-16-2006 06:16:20




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My 53 cub didn`t have a fuse holder in it when I bought it.Can someone tell me where to wire one in? If someone could post a wiring diagram,I`d like to check the rest of the wiring. I love my Cub and this forum is great. Thanks Guys




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SuperA-Tx

09-16-2006 07:24:41




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 Re: Cub Fuse in reply to S/CBob, 09-16-2006 06:16:20  
Bob M's wiring diagrams

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Janicholson

09-16-2006 06:50:12




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 Re: Cub Fuse in reply to S/CBob, 09-16-2006 06:16:20  
Bob M wiring diagrams will provide the second answer, look in the archives for them. The fuse should power the lights. Different years have different charging systems, so the simple answer is to put a 15 or 20 amp fuse in the wire supplying power to the light part of the combination switch. (If your unit has a cutout relay based generator, part of the switch is used for controlling charge rate, and is grounded).
I recommend the use of a fusable link in the wire going from the starter to the electrical system/amp meter. It should be rated at 25 to 30 amps. This link looks like a piece of wire, and prevents major components from dammage. (It is not in the starter load circuit), I hope this helps, JimN

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Buzzman72

09-16-2006 10:34:17




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 Re: Cub Fusible link...another opinion in reply to Janicholson, 09-16-2006 06:50:12  
About that fusible link...sometimes when they go, the insulation doesn't indicate a problem. So if you're not restoring your Cub to show standards, might I recommend instead of a fusible link that you go to Wal-Mart or AutoZone or some other mass retailer, and in the section with the stereos you'll find an inline maxifuse holder...and then buy a 25 or 30 amp maxifuse [actually, TWO, so you'll have a spare].

Of course, if you ARE concerned about stock appearance, go the fusible link route.

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