This correct?
Fuse order
- Thread starter teahead
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For a mid 73 3.0CS, early coupes may differ. Do you have an owners manual?
I looked in the Blue Books, all coupes had 10 fuses and all through 73 used 3x5A (now 8A), 2x8A, 3x16A and 2x25A. So five white 8A, three red 16A and two blue 25A. Mine as pictured are in the correct order as well. 5A fuses are NLA and 8A is fine. In 74 it became six 8A, three 16A and one 25A when a bit of the wiring changed including the gauge.
Did you think I had the wrong fuses?
Did you think I had the wrong fuses?
I wasn't sure it was correct. Thanks for the confirmation
restart
Well-Known Member
Almost...Don’t forget the 4 spare fuses in the holder.,-)
And lose those nasty aluminum versions.
Mike Goble
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And if he re-fuses?
Just copper is fine.
Force him to copper-ate.
Okay folks-Arde and Mike will be here all week! Don’t forget to tip your waitress....
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Where can one get all the fuses with copper conductors?
Here in Germany the 5 and 8 are only in alu/ metal. I saw some Chinese copper ones but.........
Here is a really modern looking type. Looks well made but not available in copper.
Added a pic of some NOS from way back then. Even those 5 and 8’s aren’t in copper.
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Perhaps enquire with this seller:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/48-Piece-F...823770?hash=item3afb46ca9a:g:9EMAAOSwe7laO~DY
Also do a search on flosser (bullet,torpedo) fuse, several come up
https://www.ebay.com/itm/48-Piece-F...823770?hash=item3afb46ca9a:g:9EMAAOSwe7laO~DY
Also do a search on flosser (bullet,torpedo) fuse, several come up
They must be copper plated. If they were solid copper they wouldn't work very well as fuses, or would be so thin they would be fragile.
Is this fuse order the same for a '70 2800cs?