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Dopes anyone know if they make an adapter that will fit into glass fuse spot ans allow to use the blade type fuses?
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Great.but will the fuse box cover snap on with them installed? Not much clearance there!!!
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Thanks jeep rusty!
But I had not thought of Chuck's point. but a cover would be easier to fabricate than a new fuse block. At least in my opinion.
But I had not thought of Chuck's point. but a cover would be easier to fabricate than a new fuse block. At least in my opinion.
I am sure they will swivel down and fold on top of each other to some degree..but how much is what I am wondering here.
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great; twice the connections :-\\\
why change?
Why not just replace the entire fuse block?
Maybe he wants to keep everything as original as he can. Would you cut a good OEM fuse panel out of a skunk or a Cooley..or anything else that you want to keep as original as possible? I wouldn't.
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That is part of it.
The other aspect is , it would be easier to plug in fuses than figuring out how to connect a different fuse box.
The other aspect is , it would be easier to plug in fuses than figuring out how to connect a different fuse box.
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why add two more connections, just use glass fuses
Ditto. You're attacking the wrong problem here.
The fuses themselves aren't really the problem -- it's all the connections that get dirty and corroded.
Adding more connections is sort of silly.
