Re: No electric....
Posted by shinyribs on Jan 24, 2012; 6:45am
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Your local Autozone,Advance,O'Rielly's or even Walmart will have a fuse box that will hole baled type fuses. he breaker that Tools mentioned is a reset-able circuit breaker,instead on a one-time-pop! fuse. Any auto parts store and Walmart carries them. If you go to an auto parts store and tell them what you are looking for they should be able to help you...as long as you don't end up with the hair-in-the-eyes i-can-only-look-up-parts-on-the-computer kid that i usually end up with.
The breakers look like this.There are a couple different styles,but i know Advance Auto carries these
You can get single circuit fuse holders
Or you can also get ones for multiple circuits
A picture is worth a thousand words!!!Good luck
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Your local Autozone,Advance,O'Rielly's or even Walmart will have a fuse box that will hole baled type fuses. he breaker that Tools mentioned is a reset-able circuit breaker,instead on a one-time-pop! fuse. Any auto parts store and Walmart carries them. If you go to an auto parts store and tell them what you are looking for they should be able to help you...as long as you don't end up with the hair-in-the-eyes i-can-only-look-up-parts-on-the-computer kid that i usually end up with.
The breakers look like this.There are a couple different styles,but i know Advance Auto carries these
You can get single circuit fuse holders
Or you can also get ones for multiple circuits
A picture is worth a thousand words!!!Good luck
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