Bannon88 said:The high resistance caused heat alright, enough heat to melt the cable insulation causing a short?Maybe Not
if the internals of the bat cracked creating high resistance between the plates that heat would transfer through the terminals and anything connected to it.
the short was already done inside the bat ,the heat traveled through the harness causing a melt down , the wires did not need to melt to get a so called short ,the bat did it already.
the only protection the fuse would offer in this case is to protect the wire harness but if the battery is going to blow it will take everthing around it anyway so your fucked either way.
jim
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