Fuse Block Question

I do not know much about Timma. But you will never be able find support like Jon Haas at PE.

Recently by phone Jon walked a mechanically challenged owner through an install. He even helped me with an electrical issue with a Jeep I owned.

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Posted April 27, 2010 07:01 AM
What is the key difference between the Timma fuse block and the one that Pantera-Electronics sells?

Bob Timma was one of the very first to come up with an updated fuse box (which also included some relays). He took, IIRC, a Toyota box and made it work in our cars. It involved jumper wires and a new mounting system. For the time, it was a good option if your stock box was becoming a problem.

Next in line Larry Stock of Pantera Parts Connection came up with the stock box with new ATO fuse blocks added to it, and then held in place with a liquid epoxy. No new outputs, just new fuse holders. Of course, it was the OEM case, so it required no wiring changes.

Jon came later with a purpose-designed new unit designed to fit in the stock location and requiring no jumper wires. (Note: My install did need two wires to be lengthened - the window motor wires that are fused in a small, separate fuse box).

I have Jon's installed in 2511. I highly recommend it.

Larry