09 Sep 2006, 22:27
My fuse box is becoming more than a little twichy and I am looking to install a more long term fix than just another OEM item.
http://www.specialtauto.com/delorean-pa ... lock-3.jpg
The above could be interesting. I remember the Maddie DeLorean has an unusual solution by using aerospace technology, is the owner of this car/Dan Willis' first DeLorean (or someone who knows of it) on the list who can comment more on this approach.
Inline fuses have the advantage of a single replacement for each socket which is an easy solution rather than the whole block being tarnished, although inlines could get messy and surely take up more space.
Any suggestions?
http://www.specialtauto.com/delorean-pa ... lock-3.jpg
The above could be interesting. I remember the Maddie DeLorean has an unusual solution by using aerospace technology, is the owner of this car/Dan Willis' first DeLorean (or someone who knows of it) on the list who can comment more on this approach.
Inline fuses have the advantage of a single replacement for each socket which is an easy solution rather than the whole block being tarnished, although inlines could get messy and surely take up more space.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Chris Hawes
DOC 138
Ex owner of VIN 5255 Grey, 5-speed
Chris Hawes
DOC 138
Ex owner of VIN 5255 Grey, 5-speed