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fuse block....

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by darkangel, Jun 12, 2008.

  1. darkangel

    darkangel Member

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    Does anyone have a picture of the little plastic part that goes where the fuse block goes.. Ya know, its the part that sits on top of the air box....Can some one give me a picture of it...I think i might have lost mines....
     
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    sorry. i had a picture but i dumped it for space.
     
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    what is the name of that top part called?
     
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    I'm not sure I follow what you're looking for here .... the air box lid?
     
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    Are you talking about the lid or the document / tool kit holder??

    Seen here with the toolbag in it...
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    I use it for the toolkit and my insurance / registration, but you could probably attach the fuse block to it if you wanted to... that what you mean??
     
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    I think that has one live in, which would require a fair bit of rewiring.
    Not recomended.
     
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    I thought that the block that I just showed would be pretty simple...just wire it up...and put the ground on that lug.
     
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    i see what you mean...now...
     

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