Topic: Look at this mess what is it?
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Those are two different wires I have not taken the time to check them out. I have been replacing the rear end bushing and shocks. From the reaction of everybody those will be pulled ASAP. I was looking under the front end and found a ground wire attach the front grill have no idea were it goes. Did say my new car has issues?
You mean a fuse box isn't supposed to look like that?? 
Don't worry. I doubt there are very few C3 owners without any vette issues. I know I have my share. Good thing you found this before some serious damage happened.
Bry58501 2007-04-24 15:29:21
Don't worry. I doubt there are very few C3 owners without any vette issues. I know I have my share. Good thing you found this before some serious damage happened.
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Vette(s): 73 Conv, Blue-Green/White Top - 454, M21 - Dark Saddle Leather, Power Windows, A/C, Tilt/Tele, AM/FM St. (orig. and sounds like it too).#2 -- 2007 Coupe,3 LT package, Z51 option, Victory Red, Ebony Int. Clear Top.
[QUOTE=Bry58501]You mean a fuse box isn't supposed to look like that??
Don't worry. I doubt there are very few C3 owners without any vette issues. I know I have my share. Good thing you found this before some serious damage happened.
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and at least you are finding your potential problems... some owners don't have a clue what "Bubba" has done under there, unless you really dive into it when you first get it... most of us here have seen some of "Bubba's" work.. I know I have...
Don't worry. I doubt there are very few C3 owners without any vette issues. I know I have my share. Good thing you found this before some serious damage happened.
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and at least you are finding your potential problems... some owners don't have a clue what "Bubba" has done under there, unless you really dive into it when you first get it... most of us here have seen some of "Bubba's" work.. I know I have...Lifetime Member #86
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being the proactive lazy person that I am, I would like to offer up another way of looking at said "BUBBA's" work... I would leave the fuse box the way it is, it works don't it, and I would start to carry a small cooler with some HOT DOGS and condiments, and many some marshmellows, and a few retracable sticks, just indaise it does fire up in the middle of nowhere you really should be prepared, thank you..
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Fuses - $1.99
Wiring harness - $200
Bubba soldering solid steel to a fuse block - Priceless!! 
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