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Easy to work on modern fusebox

mustang68 · 2006-07-21 12:37:46

Anyone know of an easy to work on fusebox? A lot of the modern ones are not really designed to be re wired. The one in the mustang takes glass fueses of different lenghts and only two of them actually do anything in my car! (the main thing that the do is sit quietly doing nothing when I short something and fire breaks…

21-07-2006 12:37pm

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Anyone know of an easy to work on fusebox? A lot of the modern ones are not really designed to be re wired.

The one in the mustang takes glass fueses of different lenghts and only two of them actually do anything in my car! (the main thing that the do is sit quietly doing nothing when I short something and fire breaks out!!)

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#2 21-07-2006 2:36pm

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This place has plenty of fuse boxes to choose from..

http://www.autoelectricsupplies.co.uk/

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#3 21-07-2006 3:11pm

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thanks alfa

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#4 22-07-2006 11:28am

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On a slight tangent, is your Mustang red? I passed one on the Monkstown Road yesterday.

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#5 24-07-2006 7:24am

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No, its electric blue, (someone a few weeks ago said t was "baby blue", I wasn't happy )

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#6 24-07-2006 7:53am

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mustang68 wrote:

(someone a few weeks ago said t was "baby blue", I wasn't happy )

i wouldnt blame you, doesnt sound very mustang does it

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