100 amp fuse can I move the postion?
100 amp fuse can I move the postion?
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j3gme

Original Poster:

949 posts

223 months

Saturday 5th April 2008
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Hi when replacing the 100amp fuse which is in between the alternator and starter motor I thought that if I got two longer red leads and replaced them with the originals on the car (one from the starter & one from the alternator) then perhaps I could relocate the fuses holder in a more sensible place, so it could be repaired on the road side with a lot less hassel!

madbadger

11,752 posts

273 months

Saturday 5th April 2008
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Certainlyis possible. Track-V-Road have a mod that does just that.

They move the fuse so it is mounted above the wheel arch.

smile

j3gme

Original Poster:

949 posts

223 months

Saturday 5th April 2008
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Cheers will have a go at that when better weather arrives will give me more of a piece of mind if it was to blow again!, also have some 150amp fuses would you try these or stick to 100amp?

mr lock pick

536 posts

242 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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My fuse blew 3 times in 1 year, what a pain in the ass. In the end the fault was traced back to a loose battery connection. Sorted it out and since then no problems at all.

I thought this it may be worth checking the bat. terminals.

Good luck!

Moulder

1,648 posts

241 months

Sunday 6th April 2008
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I have gotten roadisde changes down to half an hour, but never a pleasant experience.

Having routinely ignored posts on here about sanding the terminals and placing vaseline on the newly inserted fuse now I have actually done this it has been over a year since it last went.

sidewayz

2,681 posts

270 months

Monday 7th April 2008
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mr lock pick said:
My fuse blew 3 times in 1 year, what a pain in the ass. In the end the fault was traced back to a loose battery connection. Sorted it out and since then no problems at all.

I thought this it may be worth checking the bat. terminals.

Good luck!
That was my experience.Mine used to eat fuses until I went through every connection and tightened them up-since then it's been two years on one fuse.(Probably go tomorrow now I have said that.)

ALT

1,879 posts

311 months

Tuesday 8th April 2008
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I've had two fuses go in just over six years, luckily one was while I was at TVR Power! I must get round to carrying a spare and knowing what to do with it!