Hi ,
In the process of rewiring the car (60 mini seven) and just wondered if anyone had gone for a 4 fuse fuse box instead of the original 2 fuse. Not too bothered about originality . Or, should i stick with a new original type ?
Fuse Box
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Re: Fuse Box
I fitted both to the Hornet - the original 2-fuse is power distribution (both fused and unfused), and the 4-fuse box is for sub-circuits.
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Re: Fuse Box
Consider your Wire Harness .. you will see the original harness is so arranged to fit the 2 Fuse type box .. if you fit the 4 Fuse Box there will be needed changes to your harness to enable it to fit well.. i just fitted the original 2 Fuse Box that coupled up to an Autosparks new harness as an easy job and then i fitted a genuine Lucas 4 Fuse Box in addition & that will supply the extra services that i am installing.
Another option to consider is to add inline fuse(s) if you need extra fuse capability .. juts remember where you hide the inline fuse
Another option to consider is to add inline fuse(s) if you need extra fuse capability .. juts remember where you hide the inline fuse
