Typically, just about everything except the starter. But then the starter solenoid works off the keyswitch, so the starter won't engage if the fusable like is bad.
Fords fusible links are usually connected to the battery side of the starter solenoid.
yes it is.be sure to put a fusible link in between
When you connect the battery backwards you can cause major damage. You can blow the alternator or its fusible link. You can destroy electronics, particularly the various computers - and these are not cheap.
Car battery life is determined by the model of the battery, not the car or truck in which it operates.
A fusible link is the same as a fuse in that it is to protect an electrical circuit. It will not cause a car to stall. Check the throttle plate and be sure it is clean.
A dead short to ground.
Need more Information. Where is this fusible link and what year and kind of car. Is it in gear. Is the a/c or defrost on? are the cars exterior lights on and working properly?
Hello, I am fairly sure that there is no fuse as we know the definition of a 'fuse'. However, I know for certain that there is a fusible link wire from the starter solenoid battery terminal up of about 3 inches long. When it burns you lose powere to ignition, ign coil, distributor and others. REPLACE THE FUSIBLE LINK WITH ANOTHER FUSIBLE LINK AND NOT WITH A REGULAR PIECE OF WIRE. **THAT CAN LEAD TO DISASTER** Hope this helps. Israel Delgado
There are several things to check for. Check the battery terminals. And there should be a wire from the positive terminal (+) directly to the alternator. There can be a fusible link. A fusible link is kind a fuse embebeded into the wire, in some point the wire gets thick. If you have no electricity in the car check the main big fuses, and fusible links. Check the fuses under the hood and under the dash. You may have a blown fuse. Hope this helps.
There isn't one on this car. If your fuel pump isn't coming on and you are sure the wiring is good ( fuse, relay etc ) try checking for a fusible link that may have blown. It's on the smaller of the positive battery leads about a foot from the battery.
There should be a fusible link on the car. There will be two small wires that mount to the starter solenoid. The last few inches of these should be fusible link. A lot of times these are missing. When they do their job and "melt" a lot of guys just replace them with regular wire. Most any auto parts store carry fusible link. You can buy it in pre-cut pieces or in a roll just like any other wire. Hope that helps.
there are 3 fuses box. one is near the battery, one in the car in the midle , and one in the trunk.