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Are you saying the top two fuses (#1 & #2) have been bypassed? If that's the case the first thing you should do is sever those connections then check to see if those fuses are good. The only reason I can see for doing that is to bypass a blown fuse, not a smart thing to do but it does restore power to the car but with no fused protection.