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you will need to know what a wire brush is, you'll need it for your stitch welding - think of a dust pan brush, with wire bristles

fuse is under the steering wheel

check that its plugged in, alot of people hook things like amp trigegrs and ACC hookups for guages and can fall off the plug.

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