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- Thread starter FrankZ
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It is made by Redarc, available through auto shops in Oz, if you google Redarc 40 amp fuse kit it should come up.
From bitter experience I would suggest everyone add checking fuse spades when doing maintenance. My 2014 has just melted the 40 amp fuse holder. It's my daily (Never owned a car) and goes out rain, hail or shine. And we get a lot of rain in NZ.
Looking at all the other fuse holders and there are signs of corrosion. So time to replace the fuse block with below.
Looking at all the other fuse holders and there are signs of corrosion. So time to replace the fuse block with below.
I replaced the 40A and 30A with those a couple of years ago and no more problems, the smaller fuses don't seem to be a problem.
Do not put a higher amp fuse in! You need to track the problem down
as you can destroy a lot of electrical components by going with a higher amp fuse!
as you can destroy a lot of electrical components by going with a higher amp fuse!
