In manual the fuze chart shows fuze 85 to be 60amp and is labeled "power inverter". So the wire to the inverter should be able to handle the load but the question would then what size wire would be in the harness to deliver the 400watt inverter output. Take care if replacing inverter!!!! Also wouldn't it be 3.33 amps at 120v and 33.3 amps at 12v???
Thanks for the link. I guess you can't argue with the science of electricity. I was curious whether the power was clean or not. I use a CPAP, and assume it likes good, steady clean power. I've always got other options if im traveling and/or get stranded.
I have a pacemaker and was told I have estimated 12 years remaining battery life so I'll have to schedule a battery swap out at 93 or sooner. Primary told me out of the blue to not fall down and avoid ladders and come back in six months so now I am worried about my home AC filters in my 10' ceiling. Also asked if I wanted to see nutritionist which I declined since I eat a varied diet. But I may change mind. Was reluctant to be in position to have to suggest how to cook to wife.
Was expected from day one. Thought it was probably worth most of $$ just to get harness installed.and then swap.
Which is cheaper to install, I would bet on that.
I wish you the best with that pacer! My brother had one, and I've had 3 heart surgeries to correct an arrhythmia and I now have a Watchman FLX II plugging my heart. No restrictions. But common sense says stay off my ladder....but I have gutters.I have a pacemaker and was told I have estimated 12 years remaining battery life so I'll have to schedule a battery swap out at 93 or sooner. Primary told me out of the blue to not fall down and avoid ladders and come back in six months so now I am worried about my home AC filters in my 10' ceiling. Also asked if I wanted to see nutritionist which I declined since I eat a varied diet. But I may change mind. Was reluctant to be in position to have to suggest how to cook to wife.
Pure sine wave inverters are sufficienty low cost these days that it makes you wonder why Ford cheaped out so much on the factory inverter. It goes against their whole “Power Pro” high quality power strategy for the other trucks.
You sure your math is correct? I would believe about half of that number, or 15A on the 12V side, allowing for an 80% conversion efficiency.
Thanks, my pacer is apparently a good one, I'd have to check and see what one. I have no pain and everything feels ok. Occasional balance issues but if I cut back on salt it clears up in few days. Wife couldn't drive for about 18 months suffering from Meniere's and had ultra low salt diet. Bad ratio of potassium and salt in inner ear = Dizzy. I have 4 stents and bundle blockage also type two diabetes. Agent Orange exposure. Wrote my front line Medic fanny off in Nam in 67-68, so every day since has been a bonus day. I
The factory inverter is located on the floor between the front seats under the console presumably to keep airspace around it clear for cooling.
I can see how that would cut both ways with the memory. Ain't no doubt you're not just a survivor, but a fighter. Thanks for what you did and for your service.
