Reply to "Fuse Block Replacement"

fordgtMember

Good news, bad news, if you are in a rush. What i did was make a plate out of 1/8" thick by 1" wide aluminum. I mounted the plate to the original mounting holes and then mounted the fuse block to the new aluminum plate.

The bad news is that my digital camera battery came back from Vegas stone dead so I probably won't get to post pictures til tomorrow. You really need to see how I did it rather than me try to 'splain it to you. (the old pictures worth a 1,000 words thing)

Gary #06984

5/8/064:09 PM

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