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10521 2000 GT Veloce Electrical Diagram

10521 2000 GT Veloce electrical diagram created by site member Papajam.
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Old 06-21-2005, 05:50 AM
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This is a fantastic diagram! You have no idea how much I appreciate you putting this one here!!

Now I just need to find that mouse that decided to eat through the loom...!
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thank ever so much !!
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Just went thru the fuses last night. Looks like someone (not me) didn't know what they were doing and the fuses (amp) were sequential as follows:

8 16 16 16 16 then all 8's to fuse #12. the 1st 2 being in the seperate holder.

Being only an 8 amp was in #1, wouldn't you have thought it would have blown?
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Being only an 8 amp was in #1, wouldn't you have thought it would have blown?
Yes (assuming that the rear defogger works ).

The 10521 diagram is for the European 2000 GTV. If you'd like the diagram for your 11501 US version, please let me know.
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Yes sir. Full american version here - Spica, bumper over-riders, beautiful large side markers .

Thanks, Jim

ps. never turned on the rear defroster. Car is only used under certain weather conditions outside .
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