Dear List,

I replaced my stock, wimpy, 2-fuse "box" with a modern 12v fuse holder from an electrical supply company here in Boston. These units are sold to audio enthusiasts who need to add more electrical stuff to their cars. This new unit is rather handsome and takes 8 "standard" auto fuses (as opposed the the ancient style fuses used in the stock unit). For kicks I used gold-plated connectors -- looks rather boss. I use the extra fuses for my stereo setup and misc RV electrical circuits. All in all, a big improvement over the stock solution and cheaper too!

Cheers,

MJS

At 11:47 PM 1/28/99 PST, danny ~ wrote:

>thanks so far for the replies but i still haven't figured it out.  two

>people have said that there is something (a fuse holder?) either below

>or behind the drivers seat, which i have yet to find (probably partly

>because i haven't even figured out how to get into the compartment below

>the seat).  anyway the fuse holder i'm talking about goes in the panel

>on the inside of the fridge where the propane and power (3 way) controls

>are.  if anyone has such a part they don't want anymore, or knows where

>i can get one (word is they don't make them anymore), any further help

>would be much appreciated.  thanks again for all of the help so far.

>

>danny

>who doesn't know a damn thing about his precious westy

>

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