Angelo Graham wrote:
>
> Hello listers:
> Wondering if anyone (TR3, 4) has fitted a larger fuse block to increase the
> number of fused circuits? Seems we could get a bit better protection if
> some of the circuits were isolated and fused separately and not protected
> through the 2 30 amp fuses on the existing old (stock) fuse panel. Anyone
> attempted this?
>
> Thanks,
> Angelo Graham
> 1959 TR3A
> Waterloo, Ont. Canada
Angelo - I did just that. The original fuse block was broken and had
only
one 30 fuse to power everything. I ordered a modern fuse block
(4 switched and 3 constants) and split things up. There is a company
here
in Ft Worth, Texas called Painless Wiring (www.painlesswiring.com) that
offers
a multitude of wiring harnesses (mainly mid-fifties american autos) and
assorted
electrical sundries. You can get a catalog from them but they do not
sell direct
to the public. I order from my local 'hot rod' shop. It cost me about
$50.00.
It appears to be similar to the one VB is offering for $79.95 (I think
that was
the price). Painless Wiring offers larger units, 12 and 24 fuses if
memory serves.
No affiliation..... just a satisfied customer.
--
Jeff Raymond
1958 TR3A (TS28182)
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