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
Fuse Box
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Re: Fuse Box
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
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
Re: Fuse Box
Please could someone advise - what exactly does the Lucas RA6 relay mounted on the fuse box control please?
Re: Fuse Box
Hello Buz,
isn't if for the horns?
Alec
isn't if for the horns?
Alec
Mk 2 3.8 (long term restoration), MK1 Triumph 2.5 P.I. , 564 Hymer Motorhome
Re: Fuse Box
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.
The only relay I am aware of on this unit is the horns relay.
Re: Fuse Box
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
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
Re: Fuse Box
Thanks for the helpful comments, guys. I suspected (wrongly) that relay may be for something more vital than the horns...
Cheers
Buzz
Cheers
Buzz
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