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Main fuse is black and 100 amp fuse is a safety fuse controling all elect part in your car like a house braker. If your in a crash and a short happen this main fuse will pop frist not brune up all elect parts hope this help you

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Q: What does the main fuse control in a 1994 Toyota Celica?
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