Does anyone happen to know what type of tool is need to rmove the wire connectors from the back of the fuse boc on the interior side of the box, also has anyone successfully found a replacement for the two long screws that hold the box together.
Fuse box wiring
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azkeebler
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Each connector is sorta unique.
The glass-tube type has tabs you usually can squeeze from the front, blade type I am unsure, but it too has tabs. Most you squeeze from front and remove from rear.
Some of the connectors are actually riveted in and may not be reusable once removed.
The screws are not used to hold the two halves together, and rather to mount the fuse block to the firewall. They are hex head sheet-metal screws. The fuseblock halves are held together by a plastic tab in two opposite corners.
The glass-tube type has tabs you usually can squeeze from the front, blade type I am unsure, but it too has tabs. Most you squeeze from front and remove from rear.
Some of the connectors are actually riveted in and may not be reusable once removed.
The screws are not used to hold the two halves together, and rather to mount the fuse block to the firewall. They are hex head sheet-metal screws. The fuseblock halves are held together by a plastic tab in two opposite corners.
I have the blade fuse type, the tab for the flasher is broken off in the terminal and I fugure it can be removed if I can get the terminal pulled out the back.
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You should be able to work that broken tab out with a dental pick type of tool.
