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Question Help! 911SC fuse box question

I fear my car has some non-standard wiring around the fusebox and I don't have the little plastic cover.

Which fuse is "Supposed" to be the brake light fuse? Just give me a number and let me know whether to start counting from the front or the back.

The car is a 1979 911SC.

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Rob

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Rob, it should be an 8 amp fuse at number 15, counting right to left, with the furthest right being #1.

I'll check my 911sc manual when I get to the shop where I keep my manuals.
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Thank you for the help.
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1993 C1500 Silverado (parts getter)
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