Toyota Hilux fusible link change, blown 100A alternator fuse.

[@kial1292]

Went through a small puddle and burnt fusible link.(aftermarket spotties my guess.) This video helped me big time had no idea how to get it out.

[@c064210]

Aunque no entendí nada de las instrucciones, el ver lo que hizo me ayudo a también lograrlo, muchas gracias por su orientación, no tuve que desarmar toda la fusilera.

[@buckinghamma]

Awesome video, thanks mate 👍

[@benjimelling2035]

Legendary mate 👌

[@crefmag]

Mine blew yesterday - only just worked out what the problem is (as in which fuse had blown). Annoying you have to replace the whole assembly. What year is yours, looks very similar to mine?

[@rhssuk]

Mine’s Is a 2008 model, Mk7 HiLux.

[@crefmag]

@@rhssuk I'm going to bridge the blown fuse with a conventional 100A fuse in case it goes again

[@crefmag]

That's what I've done. Made up a connector that goes between the main terminal closest to the engine and the one that connects to the black fuse box. If you look at the module, these two bits are joined purely by the 100A fusible link. If it goes again, it's a simple £2 fix without needing to replace the whole block again. Now the problem I have is that I think the IG1 fuse has blown and that's completely inaccessible

[@ohyusuf1982]

What the problem in car Mr...?

[@sagmasteriscool405]

Probably lost power to electrics

[@bradleybattams6092]

Shocking video