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I bought a fabric wire harness configured for turn indicators for my 51 . Stock is a two position firewall mounted fuse block on my 51 and since I have turn indicators built in to the loom, I need a 12 position/6 fuses type fuse block. Does anyone know a source or have an extra one?

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Any parts store should be able to supply a universal fuse block. It seems like Speedway has them in their catalog. The plain ones that use glass fuses are about $10.


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Thanks, I will check them out. I was hoping for a stock looking one.

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The stock fuse box for 47-49 had 5-6 fuses.

Your original box has 2 fuses.

You could replace your box with two of the older boxes, for "stock looking" boxes.


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I ordered one from Amazon but the thought of three 2 position boxes make sense! Thanks

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PD: ....not sure which way you're going with this but I have an original 2 position box I don't need anymore, if you're interested.... 2 Position Fuse Block [s][/s]. Regards, Dave


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If you want to sell, how much shipped to 91387?

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Personal buying and sharing is supposed to only take place in email or Private Message.

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PD....I sent u a pm.
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Anyone have an extra one of these?.PM me if you do!


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