DueceOwner34
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Can anyone help me locate the fuse box in a 1970 amer Gen duece n half
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Deuce fuse box location?
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The Deuce is a total different animal than the CUCVs and it does not have a fuse box. The only protection is a self resetting circuit breaker in the three-lever light switch and possibly a circuit breaker for the heater if you have one.
The only true fuse is on top of the fuel pump.
The only true fuse is on top of the fuel pump.
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Maybe there isn't one!
Jeepsinker
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If you aren't getting power to something it isn't a fuse problem. What issue are you having?
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Where's Doghead?
Nobody's mentioned checking the TM's yet.
I'd like to echo:
What's malfunctioning that you need to chase your circuits?
Nobody's mentioned checking the TM's yet.
I'd like to echo:
What's malfunctioning that you need to chase your circuits?
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Oh man, he spelled Deuce wrong in his username. Poor guy. Anybody that sees that is never going to take him seriously now. 
If you let us know what the electrical problem is maybe we can help.
Just positive criticism: If you type in complete sentences and spell things correctly it may help you from getting flamed in the future. We all make spelling and grammar mistakes on here, but at least try to give it a quick proof read and make sure your post sounds correct. If you hit the post button and then realize you made a mistake, you can always go back and edit your post. Some people may think Doghead is hard on people and he might be sometimes, I agree. He just wants to keep the site classy and have people well informed. He wants people to read the manuals and try to understand how to fix things on their own first, then ask for help... just like the story about teaching a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime instead of giving him a fish. I can totally understand his angle and he just wants what is best for the site so people get the most out of it instead of a site with 100 posts asking how they can charge their dead 24 volt truck with a 12 volt charger. What he wants for the site is completely rational and I think we all have the same goal as he does.... he just speaks up more. Haha
He is a great guy though and will do anything to help you out.
Look though a couple of these. I am sure the answer is in here somewhere.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?77607-TM-s-for-the-Deuce
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If you let us know what the electrical problem is maybe we can help.
Just positive criticism: If you type in complete sentences and spell things correctly it may help you from getting flamed in the future. We all make spelling and grammar mistakes on here, but at least try to give it a quick proof read and make sure your post sounds correct. If you hit the post button and then realize you made a mistake, you can always go back and edit your post. Some people may think Doghead is hard on people and he might be sometimes, I agree. He just wants to keep the site classy and have people well informed. He wants people to read the manuals and try to understand how to fix things on their own first, then ask for help... just like the story about teaching a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime instead of giving him a fish. I can totally understand his angle and he just wants what is best for the site so people get the most out of it instead of a site with 100 posts asking how they can charge their dead 24 volt truck with a 12 volt charger. What he wants for the site is completely rational and I think we all have the same goal as he does.... he just speaks up more. Haha
He is a great guy though and will do anything to help you out.Look though a couple of these. I am sure the answer is in here somewhere.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?77607-TM-s-for-the-Deuce
Just trying to help.
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Pm sent.
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Have you checked the TM's? There isn't one.
Jeepsinker
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Mounted securely between the power steering pump and vacuum brake booster.
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I thought it was behind the distributor
. ABurgos, if you scroll up on this page, your question was already answered.