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Makes me want to go and change all of my fuses for fresh ones just for the heck of it!

That is some mad crazy stuff. Really glad it didn't go worse than that for you.

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I don't like ANL fuses as it is... this isn't helping me get over my fear.

Isn't the whole point of a fuse to cut off power when an anomaly occurs? LOL

what happenes when a fuse/circuit breaker malfunctions

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eh, i dont like cca, but it should do

oh damn, I didn't notice that. 10% copper? crap.

No wonder the cross section looked funny. Well, didn't someone just say the electrons flow over the wire, not inside, so... hopefully that part is copper :D

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Your fuse block melted not from over current obviously, since the fuse didnt blow. I bet it was the vibration that caused it to burn up, with the fuse block shaking and vibrating it creates resistance and heat. The same thing happened to me when I had mounted my fuse block few year back on my intake that shakes a lot. It melted bad but never blew the fuse.

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Your fuse block melted not from over current obviously, since the fuse didnt blow. I bet it was the vibration that caused it to burn up, with the fuse block shaking and vibrating it creates resistance and heat. The same thing happened to me when I had mounted my fuse block few year back on my intake that shakes a lot. It melted bad but never blew the fuse.

im not too too sure on the actual facts about this but i had a buddy with a 94 caprice and his did the same, but he wasnt really into the DIY so he never got it solved. i just know he didnt have his mounted very good or in a good spot. just my 2 cents lol

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