Correct Fusible Link Size and Color 1970 Challenger?

[Danny Boy]

Hello,
Posted this on FEBO and thought I query the FBBO gang...
My 70 challenger has an original dark blue or black Fusible link.
Does anyone know what the color and size this link is?
I suspect it's either 16 or 18 Gauge.
I'm considering purchasing a spare
Many thanks

 

[RJRENTON]

Hello,
Posted this on FEBO and thought I query the FBBO gang...
My 70 challenger has an original dark blue or black Fusible link.
Does anyone know what the color and size this link is?
I suspect it's either 16 or 18 Gauge.
I'm considering purchasing a spare
Many thanks

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[72RoadrunnerGTX]

The original fusible link is 16ga. DBL is dark blue.

 

[Danny Boy]

Thank both of you very much!
Exactly what I was looking for

 

[Nacho-RT74]

Fuse links can be found on auto parts dealers way cheaper than from restorer shops. Depending on how picky you are could be find on diff colors, with and without the label, with and without terminals matching your setup. You can get the fuse links on pieces or even rolls. So depending on your skills you can make your own fuse link setup in 1/4 of the restorer shops prices and even get spares ready to go.

 

[Danny Boy]

Thanks,
I was able to locate a fusible link (black not dark mopar blue) on Ebay which was perfect as a spare and much cheaper.
Interchange part numbers :

• Dorman 85627
• Pico 5556A
• Pico 5556P
• Pico 5556PT
• Belden 784694
• 81036
• Grote 84-1019
• Calterm 8407
• Standard Motor Products ET34
• Perfect Circle 81036

 

[Danny Boy]

PS.
16 Gauge