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Burk Ferden
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Thinking about putting a new fusebox into my 1980 GS850. Has anyone ever done this and recommend and in particular. I want to get away from the glass fuses and put in a blade fuse box.
Justin
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Steve
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I have not yet had the need to do it, but I do know where you can get the parts.
Electrical Connection has a universal model for about $45 that has 6 outputs with blade-type fuses.
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Electrical Connection has a universal model for about $45 that has 6 outputs with blade-type fuses.
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tone
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I use the clip together plastic fuse holders from maplins which means you can make up a fuse box for any amount of fuses or even a couple of seperate ones if space is tight
i also use the resettable trip type fuses when setting things up & working stuff out but find they tend to trip off in normal road use on a bike
i also use the resettable trip type fuses when setting things up & working stuff out but find they tend to trip off in normal road use on a bike
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robertob
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I have a nice plastic 6-fuse block that has crimp-on connectors. It's brand new with the connectors, a LOT less than $45. PM me if you're interested.
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veedubwez
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try these, Uk base so may be expensive for the US but good for electrical parts http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu/VWP-onlinestore/home/homepage.php
WEZ
WEZ
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royt69
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I use the following parts from advance auto parts, Painless Wiring Fuse Block: 4 Circuit Fuse Block with Terminals Part Number: 30002 on my 79 gs750e. Worked out good
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Zooks
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Go to any auto wrecking yard (junk yard) armed with a sharp pair of cutters and a phillips screwdriver. Pic any Japanese car produced in the last 20 years and 'go to town'. If you hunt about for a few minutes you'll find the exact shape and size that you are after. Probably cost you $5 (if that??).