Fuseable link blew a fuseable link heater ac radio doesnt work help

A fuseable link is a an "inline fuse" that works the same as a traditional fuse. When an excessive amount of current (amps) is detected, it opens to prevent fire or overheating of the wire.

It may be due to chafed insulation on the wire that when contacting body, frame or other grounded metal - causes a brief short circuit - and blows the link. Replacing it is the easy part - finding the cause can be labor intensive.

Good luck!

most likely it is the fuseable link on the posative post on the starter solonoid.

you need to look at the smaller power wire from the battery to the rest of the car..it sounds like the fuseable link failed..check the battery connections also.. replace the fuseable link first and test by turning cars lights on..if they work.. try to start it..process of elimination..good luck..

Check condition of fuseable links at battery possitive. check both ends with test light as they may look ok but be open circut inside

Sounds like the key switch has failed.
The fuseable links are on the battery cable and starter.

you could try checking the fuses in the radio or 1 just prior to the radio.

check the FUSEABLE LINKS AT THE STARTER
on the big stud you will have about 3 wires they are the( FUSEABLE LINKS) plus the main battery cable
check thoses 3 wires they are most likely the problem
to check them SLIGHTLY PULL ON THE WIRE it will most likely streach and pull apart or there will be BLACK plastic juntions that the wire goes into pull the wire from there
to repair cut the wire pass the BLACK juntions
get NEW FUSEABLE LINK WIRE
USE ONLY HEAT SHRINK **** CONNECTORS tape the wire together
reconnect the 3 wire to the starter
hope this helps

check all fuse and fuseable links, there will be some under the hood also...
Fuseable link are near the battery Hope this works

The link cost about 9.00 and about 40.00 to install

check the fuseable links they are more than likely melted what a fuseable link is is a smaller diameter of wire in the middle of 2 larger diameter (or gauge) wires the fuseable link does exactly what it sounds like its an intregrated fuse in all ecessence