by gkpost Thu Jun 04, 2015 5:13 pmAnyone know were I can get a new fuse panel ?
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donivan65
gkpost
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fuse panel ?
gkpost- Number of posts : 224
Location : nh
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donivan65- Governor
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,,,you surely dont want an original 50 year old one,,,,,,,I like these universal ones,,,,,,one for the ignition controlled equipment,,,another for the battery controlled equipment,,,,,
Lazarusvan- Number of posts : 1293
Location : Charleston, South Carolina
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donivan65 wrote:,,,you surely dont want an original 50 year old one,,,,,,,I like these universal ones,,,,,,one for the ignition controlled equipment,,,another for the battery controlled equipment,,,,,
Don,
Is there any compelling reason to get rid of a functioning, 51 year old fuse box?
And, can you refresh me on the inline fuse for the battery? Can't recall what I need and now is the time.
Thanks!
K-Noods68- Number of posts : 148
Location : Ocean View, Virginia
Registration date : 2014-05-22
Slightly off topic, but still related... I have been thinking of updating my fuse box as well. Does anyone happen to know if there would be much difficulty in relocating it to say, the glove box or maybe behind the driver's or passenger seat?
donivan65- Governor
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Look at this fine 1st Gen fuse box,,,,,,,spade terminals feed the whole electrical system,,,,,the terminals corrode,,,the rivets that hold the fuse terminals in get hot and come loose,,,,,and there is not enough circuits for your stuff,,,,,,1st gen need a fusible link that goes between the feed wire and the positive battery cable on the starter solenoid,,,,so WHEN, not IF, the wiring shorts out on one of those body clips it melts and cuts off the power to the whole van instead of catching it on fire,,,,,2nd Gens have them.....
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gkpost- Number of posts : 224
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Thanks Don, I'm going with the universal. The original is everything you said. It's an old rusty trouble maker, I want nothing to do with it.
Thanks again ~ GK.
Thanks again ~ GK.
Twinpilot001- Number of posts : 6186
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Heres what also works for me - I usually remove the fuse panel. that being said= i use a light acid product that is water soluable- spray the panel- wait 5 mins & wash it off! Rust is =GONE!! doesnt hurt anything at all-reinstall wiring & any bad terminals & good to go. its made by zip chemicals - 5 gall. containers.
morbank- Number of posts : 161
Location : Thousand Oaks, CA
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Where do they sell the universal panel Doni was talking about?
donivan65- Governor
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Oreillys has some,,,,,,and its best to get one with a buss bar in it,,,,,,,one that has 1 wire in for power to all the fuses instead of you having to hook up power to each fuse that is in it,,,,,,,
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/LIT3/350418BP/N1177.oap?ck=Search_fuse+blocks+%26+holders_-1_2724&keyword=fuse+blocks+%26+holders
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/LIT3/350418BP/N1177.oap?ck=Search_fuse+blocks+%26+holders_-1_2724&keyword=fuse+blocks+%26+holders
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