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Uncle Buck



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Fuses

Anyone know what fuse types the FL2 uses (mini blade, etc) ? Searched on web, but can't find the info !
Thank you !
Post #70545 13th Jun 2010 4:55 pm
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stownrow



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both types...

but under the bonnet they are small blade:

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Post #70546 13th Jun 2010 4:59 pm
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Uncle Buck



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Thanks for the fast reply ! Are the small fuses mostly for the interior lights, etc ? And does anyone know how many types of fuses there are and what they are called (mini blade, big Censored ???) ? Confused
Post #70547 13th Jun 2010 5:06 pm
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chicken george



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mainly the small blade ones, the little removal tool in in the under bonnet fuse box At work
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Pegleg



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The standard blade type fuse is called ATO.
The smaller blade type fuse are known as ----------- you guessed it, mini blade!!
Post #70718 15th Jun 2010 10:41 pm
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