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To fix fuse corrosion once and for all, there are two choices. First is to swap the fuse block for one that uses newer fuses with plated ends. THere are several bolt-in assemblies available and all work; installation of some are easier than others.

The second- if you're into authenticity- is to go through the OEM fuse block(s) with a cheap JC Whitney brush-electroplating rig and PLATE each fuse holder with gold or silver. The stock copper fuse holders plate almost instantly, once acid-cleaned. I did this 20 yrs ago and have had zero trouble since.

4/8/151:06 PM

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