Fuse Block Replacement, one more option

[JJ 911SC]

By the time I decide to do it, there will be a few choices.

No affiliation, come across their ad in Excellence; CDD Autogear

[universeman]

Looks nice. I'm real happy with my panel, I got the $424 one with the headlight relays.


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[Pstallo]

I bought it several months ago, but I'm just this week starting to work on the ATO block I bought from a fellow pelican. It is made to match the existing fuse block, so it gives me the head start I need!

Reliable, update - ATO fuse conversion for 1984 - 1989 Carrera

[JJ 911SC]

Originally Posted by Pstallo

I bought it several months ago, but I'm just this week starting to work on the ATO block I bought from a fellow pelican. It is made to match the existing fuse block, so it gives me the head start I need!

Reliable, update - ATO fuse conversion for 1984 - 1989 Carrera

That was a good deal for one from Fred.

[JohnJL]

The homebuilt and private aircraft industry has stuff for us too. In the past I have used marine BlueSea but I just ordered this yesterday from AircraftSpruce...miniATO and solid state mini relays....and 1/5 the cost of "porsche" solutions from privateers...$80...

[universeman]

Originally Posted by JohnJL

The homebuilt and private aircraft industry has stuff for us too. In the past I have used marine BlueSea but I just ordered this yesterday from AircraftSpruce...miniATO and solid state mini relays....and 1/5 the cost of "porsche" solutions from privateers...$80...

I ordered a bunch of nonspecific fuse panels also, but they're all still sitting in a box, because they all required crimping/modifying the fuse mount and/or the wiring harness in order to work. To me the extra $ is worth it for the ease, speed, simplicity, and originality (easy-to-reverse) nature of the privateers' solutions...but - as they say, to each, his own!