Hi guy`s..Just bought me a`2004 Jumbuck bit wild inside and out but it goes..Well it did go till i pulled the ignition fuse .It had a 40 amp ,diagram said it should be10amp.Anyways i replaced it to the event of flashing lights constantly flashing and engine dash lights come on but motor won`t kick over.Will purchase workshop manual tomorrow,but in meantime is or have i done damage that only a ob whatener scanner i read about needed to fix my `gem..Cheers Rob.
Proton Jumbuck newcomer..
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Mate you still have a way to go to catch me 
It can take me a while to come up with an answer at times because at my age there is so much info crammed into my brain.
When I was a defensive driving instructor waaaaay back a Jumbuck was one of the fleet.
It can take me a while to come up with an answer at times because at my age there is so much info crammed into my brain.
When I was a defensive driving instructor waaaaay back a Jumbuck was one of the fleet.
Hello and a very warm, welcome to TorqueCars from me the admin, sorry for my slow reply.
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Nice to have you along, I hope you're enjoying the site. Please start up a project thread and share your experiences with all our other members and I wish you all the best in your project.
Keep reading the articles on our site and this forum... you'll pick up loads of good common sense tips and don't be afraid to post questions, were all here to share our knowledge and experience.
We run a really fun and interesting car community and many have said we're the friendliest around, always ready to help out where we can.
Enjoy your time with us, post loads and feel free to ask any questions or begin new threads and discussions. We're always interested to hear your comments and views on our existing topics and in the hot polls.
