Replaced A 60am Fuse ,Ran For Two Days. Car Died and now i have no electrial juice to the whole car. suspect fuseable link.

You may be correct about the fusible link. Replacing a blown fuse without finding and repairing the reason it blew only leads to more problems and possible severe damage to wiring harnesses. Fuses are NEVER the CAUSE of an electrical problem. Blown fuses are ALWAYS the RESULT of an electrical problem. I would recommend taking the vehicle to someone who has access to the wiring diagrams and the proper equipment necessary to repair your electrical system. A blown 60 Amp fuse is nothing to play with. That fuse gave up it's life to stop your vehicle from burning to the ground. Please don't make it die in vain...car fires are never pretty!

SOUND LIKE IGNITION SWITCH FUSE.FUSE LINK AT THE STARTER WIRES.LOOK FOR POSITIVE WIRE SHORTING TO GROUND FROM STARTER WIRES TO IGNITION SWITCH.CHECK BATTERY POSITIVE CABLE GOING TO STARTER SOLENOID.TRACK WIRE ALL THE WAY DOWN TO STARTER.LOOK FOR BURN WHERE ARCING TOUCHING BODY GROUND.