Fusible links are designed to protect a circuit under high current overloads. Links are used in high-current circuits that cannot be protected by a conventional fuse.
The vehicles in question are equipped with cassette-type jumpers, which look like fuses. Some of the jumpers are secured with a screw.
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Fusible links [Toyota 4Runner N120]
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