Fuse Box

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Buzetti
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Fuse Box

Postby Buzetti » Sun Apr 08, 2012 11:17 am

Hi, my '61 MK2 has it's fuse box cover missing - I think it is the one comonly known as 'small?'

Questions are - where can i get a replacement that doesn't cost silly money? (£35 odd seems a lot for a piece of bent steel).

Also, what kind of nut holds it in place (mine also missing)

Will attach photo

Cheers for any advice

Buzz
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piman
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Re: Fuse Box

Postby piman » Sun Apr 08, 2012 12:22 pm

Hello Buzz,

the nut is a knurled knob and I think it is captive in the cover?

Have you tried any of the Jaguar breakers?

Alec
Mk 2 3.8 (long term restoration), MK1 Triumph 2.5 P.I. , 564 Hymer Motorhome

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Re: Fuse Box

Postby Buzetti » Mon Apr 09, 2012 1:50 pm

Please could someone advise - what exactly does the Lucas RA6 relay mounted on the fuse box control please?

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Re: Fuse Box

Postby piman » Tue Apr 10, 2012 7:04 am

Hello Buz,

isn't if for the horns?

Alec
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Re: Fuse Box

Postby jagman723 » Fri Apr 27, 2012 10:50 pm

I believe the cover does not have a captive knurled knob, that is a separate item. The cover sits over a threaded stud that protrudes from the backplate and the knurled knob screws on to that to secure it.

The only relay I am aware of on this unit is the horns relay.

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Re: Fuse Box

Postby smiffy » Mon Apr 30, 2012 10:11 am

Hi Buz
Alec and Jagman are correct, the fusebox relay controls the horns. The fusebox cover has a hole in the centre that sits over a stud that protrudes from the baseplate that hold the fuseholder, control box, and relay. A small knurled black plastic knob screws onto the stud to hold the cover in place.
Best wishes, David

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Re: Fuse Box

Postby Buzetti » Sun May 13, 2012 4:04 pm

Thanks for the helpful comments, guys. I suspected (wrongly) that relay may be for something more vital than the horns...
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Buzz


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