fusible link keeps blowing

it is not backwards. don't know if it was before. it is a dead short hooking up the battery now. i will take the other bars off.. it has 3 fusible links. i will stop the power from fusible links going away. thanks

check the cables coming off battery,for frayed wires shorting to ground.also check the starter wires for short to ground.

ok i'll try that.. thank you

when disconnecting a battery,you should remove neg. first,and pos.last.when reconnecting it,pos. first,and neg. last.

he always hook it up that way. he found out it was the alternator was dead. replaced it & it starts great thanks for all the help Towing Guy

glad i'ts fixed.it was shorted somewhere,because the fusible links blew.keep an eye on it.battery voltage should be 12.6 volts with car off.then with car running the battery voltage should be 13.5-14.5 volts,that means the alternator is working.DO NOT ever put a higher amp fuse or fuse link in any car,higher than what it's rated for.if you do it will not do its job and blow,if a problem.you will burn up things doing that.then you will have a very bad day!!