Fusible link Where is the starter fusable link and how can it be identified?

Yes at the starter motor solenoid battery plus terminal

Yes, I believe that would be a fusible link, rather than a large fuse (maxi-fuse) used on later models. The fusible links will tie into the positive battery cable somewhere. If not at the battery, then look for them where the positive cable connects to the starter. A bad fusible link will look like some of the insulation melted, may have bumps and bulges where the fusible link blew out. To replace a link, you cut it out and solder in a new link of the same rating.

Possibly fusible link in the positive battery cable. However if the fusible link blew you wouldn't have any power at all. Check for codes in the abs system. Most likely shorted out a relay.

Chevy ran a wire from the starter solonoid that powered the headlights. I have found te wire coroded and also there is a fusible link wire itis on the starter solonoid post from the battery>

Look under steering wheel and colom.Thanks for asking and I hope this helps out.Please leave me 4 thumbs up.

Turn the key to run,truck in park,and jump the starter from the small wire to the large wire on the starter solinoid.If it starts,all is good and your fussible link is probably right.The fusable links are located in the engine compartment,under a cover on the firewall.

check wire and connections than battery may not be taking charge

if just the starter fusible link is burned then you should have power to and from the switch, and also power before but not after the fusible link itself. if this is the case you may actually have a bad starter. fusible links burn out for a reason. of course, you'd have to replace the burned fusible link as well.

the main fusable links are located at the main post on the starter

There should be two small 8mm bolts holding the fusible link by the sides...don't pull the fusible link before unscrewing the 2 bolts as they will damage the holder.
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