hi guys im converting to blade fuses to do away with the inline fuses , and i was wondering if anybody has any pictures , i know on the old type fuse box , they have 4 terminals per fuse allowing you to have various things off the same fuse , but was wondering how you would go about changing to single terminals

Pictures Of You Blade Fuse Box's
Started by
oliver122
, Jul 04 2012 09:17 AM
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#1
Posted 04 July 2012 - 09:17 AM
#2
Posted 04 July 2012 - 09:36 AM
No picture but how we did it was to daisychain the input side of the fusebox.
ie If we wanted 3 battery fed live feeds, connect a live feed to 3 terminals in a similar way to the picture below using high enough ampage cable. Instead of a screw in connections you would use yellow female spade connectors, this are big enough to take 2 wire feeds

Same can be done with the ignition fed side.
The outputs you plug in what you want.
Just to add this was on a mk2 with a 2 glass fuse holder, we kept that and added the blade fuse holder for extras
ie If we wanted 3 battery fed live feeds, connect a live feed to 3 terminals in a similar way to the picture below using high enough ampage cable. Instead of a screw in connections you would use yellow female spade connectors, this are big enough to take 2 wire feeds

Same can be done with the ignition fed side.
The outputs you plug in what you want.
Just to add this was on a mk2 with a 2 glass fuse holder, we kept that and added the blade fuse holder for extras
Edited by lrostoke, 04 July 2012 - 09:56 AM.
#3
Posted 04 July 2012 - 09:36 AM
very difficult to do. Bade and glass fuses are rated differently as to when they blow. Alot of the time you cant get the equivalent rating for blades compared to glass ones.
to be honest not worth changing, unless you get a proper auto electrician to do it. regular upkeep, keeping contacts and terminal clean on the old style glass fuse one is easy. Plus Glass fuses are still readily available.
to be honest not worth changing, unless you get a proper auto electrician to do it. regular upkeep, keeping contacts and terminal clean on the old style glass fuse one is easy. Plus Glass fuses are still readily available.
#4
Posted 04 July 2012 - 09:57 AM
this is the one i have fitted it has direct from battery on one side and ignigtion live on the other and a load of earths at the top

michael
michael
Edited by kez_19, 04 July 2012 - 10:01 AM.
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