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I read your thread title and thought, "how the heck can it run without a main fuse!?" then I checked my fuse box too...

By that logic my car shouldn't be running either! :( No main fuse.

For RWD don't you have to remove two fuses? Not just the top left (or wherever?). I assume you've checked them all but the fact that there is no ABS and no 4WD implies they are linked. That or your rotors are shagged and your ATTESSA reservoir is empty! :P

you legend cowie. yeah i read on another forum that someone else's gtr is also missing the main fuse. :(

my attesa problem gets more and more curious.

can't seem to get a stable reading of resistance across the control unit/g sensor terminals but maybe i'm just not doing it right. that said, voltage seems to be stable 8v for both plugs on the g sensor...hmmm maybe i should make a separate post about that too...

i am missing three fuses in the cabin - in this pic i'm missing 33, 34 and 35 but i have no idea if they'd affect attesa.

R32-Int-fuse-blk.jpg

hmmmm......

hey mine is missing also!!

i wonder if its done on purpose?

Yeah it's weird Steve. There aren't any terminals there either. I wonder if it is taken care of elsewhere? I wonder if the fuse box is common to the R32 motors...? No main fuse seems bizarre.

I'll bet that's why my headlight switch keeps burning out :(

Was helping my gf's dad with his VT Commodore two nights ago. Ran into problems. Long story short, no main fuse! I thought it was odd, but he said he never had one there. Still doesn't, and our problem lay elsewhere in the end.

Go figure?

  • 2 years later...
no fuse for me either !!

Same here.... wtf... doesnt even have the connectors/prongs for the fuse... just an empty socket. Anyone get an answer for this?

I assume seeing as its reproduced on more than just mine that its not a problem??

Edited by SandalsBoy
  • 6 months later...

Does anyone know what is connected to the "MAIN" fuse ? I swapped a RB25 in my R32 and even when I remove the key, something is still taking power. I removed the "MAIN" fuse and it stops.

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