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'79 928 Euro 5 Speed
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79 928 - more stuff working
Today I spent the day pulling out all the fuses and cleaning them as well as the terminals. So far, the fan blower works now and I got the back right turn signal to work. (got headlights straight last night by doing that).
I suspect these are the original fuses. I broke two trying to clean the ends, but there were a few extras. Maybe there is a more modern equivalent to these that I can pick up at a local auto store??? |
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Here's some that I bought and they are exactly what you are using now. Keep is stock.
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Thanks for the tip....just bought two packs
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Wow, that's an outstanding price since if I remember correctly those are a buck a piece from 928intl.
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There you go.
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Make sure you get German made brass and copper fuses, mine were about $10 for an assorted pack from some VW place in San Diego via ebay. I've seen claims that the aluminum strip fuses tend to corrode more.
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I received the fuses yesterday from the seller on ebay and they are the brass and copper fuses. Thanks for the link above.
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Yup, Brass and Copper. I think they had Mercedes written all over the package.
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