here is an easy and cheap mod for ya fusible links
DO NOT BUT IN ANY BIGGER RATED FUSES THAN I HAVE SHOWN OR YOU MAY BURN YOUR CAR TO THE GROUND IF IT GETS A FAULT
basically the hand tools you need is a pair of pointy nose pliers and a thin wood chisel.
firstly disconnect ya battery
then take all your fusible links out and unbolt the fusible link holder from the guard
get the pliers and put it in the middle between the terminals and twist the pliers so the mica snaps and comes out like shown.
then use the chisel the shave down the excess mica left as shown -
then buy theses FEMALE style of fusible links - http://www.narva.com.au/Fuses_6.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
they can be sourced from repco autobahn or supercheap
20-30 amps for the smaller wires and 60 amps for the main wire and it will plug in like this.
then bolt ya fusible link holder back to the guard and reconnect the battery..
all done!
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update 11/07/2011
JONNY422 wrote:Thought I'd add.
You no longer need to mod your fusible link holder.
Narva now make new slim fusible links like the ones pictured above that just simply go straight in.
Remove old fusible link wire and plug in new.
I'll have a look for the part numbers now........
Ok.
30 amp narva p/no. 53030BL
60 amp narva p/no. 53060BL
They look the same as the older ones except skinnier on the bottom and have a slit in between the female blades so u don't need to mod your fuse holder.
Jonny
