Reply to "Replacement Fuse Box"

fordgtMember

Hey P-Doug Larry's right there are alternatives to the crappy fuseblock. Bob Timma also made a quality conversion of a I believe 91 Mitsubishi block that worked extremely well and has about 6 more circuits so that you can seperate the load. He charged $75 dollars for the fuse block and also incorporated some relays for extra $$$$. Do a search on this website under "timma" and you should find some previous posts. Also Chuck Melton did a comparison of both Larry's fuseblock and Bob's that had some useful information.

Gary #06984

3/10/0611:55 AM

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