PAS inline fuse - type?
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Question - I have 2 spare 100A fuses for the battery to Alternator cable should I ever need them. I've never seen the PAS fuse which I understand is tied to the chassis in/near the battery box area. If I need to replace it in emergency is the 80A fuse the same fitment/type as the 100A one?
Question 2 - where are my fan relays? I can see one relay in the loom to the front of the engine on the nearside, kind of left of the oil tank - is that it (just the one?).
Planning a few roadtrips to Germany in July/August and just sorting out my 'spares'. I've never needed anything before, but it pays to be prepared. In all we've done a good 10 long T350 and Chimaera trips to Italy, France, Germany - chances are something will go wrong sooner or later...
Thanks.
T/.
Question 2 - where are my fan relays? I can see one relay in the loom to the front of the engine on the nearside, kind of left of the oil tank - is that it (just the one?).
Planning a few roadtrips to Germany in July/August and just sorting out my 'spares'. I've never needed anything before, but it pays to be prepared. In all we've done a good 10 long T350 and Chimaera trips to Italy, France, Germany - chances are something will go wrong sooner or later...
Thanks.
T/.
Fly Boy said:
Relays ARE in the fuse box area under the sterring column.
BUT the PAS fuse is next to the battery box behind the pax footwell. ie take the wheel off jobby.
If you've changed the battery you will defo seen this inline fuse.
Chris
Thanks - I've never touched the battery so not seen it - hence my asking if it was the same type as the 100A battery/alternator fuse.BUT the PAS fuse is next to the battery box behind the pax footwell. ie take the wheel off jobby.
If you've changed the battery you will defo seen this inline fuse.
Chris
T/.
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