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Hi, my step-dad just bought a 92' M998. We are trying to locate the fuse box diagrams to check for blown fuses due to the horn and right turn signals not working.
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Fuse Box Diagram?
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92'M998
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Please attach any files or pictures of the diagrams you can please. It would be so helpful!
Sorry for the double post/reply
Sorry for the double post/reply
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It would not hurt to post the entire Truck model number, and the NSN. There are several different models, and they all may not share the same fuse box.
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NSN - 2320-01-107-7155
The whited out numbers are :
MFR - AM General
MFR SERIAL NUMBER - 127077
REG NUMBER - NG3XYE
date and contract shouldn't matter
The whited out numbers are :
MFR - AM General
MFR SERIAL NUMBER - 127077
REG NUMBER - NG3XYE
date and contract shouldn't matter
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Is this what you want?
92'M998
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I think so, where is the fuse box located?
we are new humvee owners, and since we haven't been in war for quite a while.
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Now there is a good question. I am a generator guy, I hate trucks! But I do know the Army TM's, so that's why I looked. Well, that and there is nothing to do in the generator forum right now. It should be up under the dash. But I dont know for sure. I will look at the TM again. I may not get back to you soon. Its 00:15 here. Old folks need to sleep more!
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Thank you so much!
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I stand corrected. According to a wheels guy I asked at 01:30, there is no fuse box. The picture I posted, is for the ambulance model. I looked in the schematic, and found no sign of fuses. Just circuit breakers. I will look again after dinner. I just can not believe it.
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There are only 2 circuit breakers in a basic M998 truck, One for RUN power and one for the Heater circuit. The ambulances have an NBC fusebos that lives on the bulkhead behind the passengers head.
