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barnfindW111
Date registered: Dec 1899
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| pointy fuses--the little "half-size" ones--
Where do you get 'em? My local dealer directed me to VW dealers (!), but no luck there so far.
Any ideas?
63 220SE coupe |
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BenzDieselTuner
Date registered: Dec 1899
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| Re: pointy fuses--the little "half-size" ones--
u may have to order them.....go see the guys at http://SchumanAutomotive.com/forums and send a PM to HenrySchuman......he can get almost anything, and they specialize in Vintage Benzs....definately worth checking out, imho...... |
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BenzDieselTuner
Date registered: Dec 1899
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| Re: pointy fuses--the little "half-size" ones--
i just did some checking, and they have a 111/Heckflosse specific forum, and knowledgable host to help people out........ |
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Marsden
Classic MB
Date registered: Apr 2006
Location: Capital City USA
Vehicle(s): Mercedes-Benz
| RE: pointy fuses--the little "half-size" ones--
Righto.... I always bought fuses for my 111 online. http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/ is just one example with a wide range for vintage MBs HTH.. |
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iNeon
Date registered: Dec 1899
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| RE: pointy fuses--the little "half-size" ones--
Wal*Mart sells them in red white and blue. They're the same as my 1965 VW  |
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Benzcowboy
Detailing/CarCare Host
Date registered: May 2006
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Vehicle(s): 2009 GL450 2005 E320
| RE: pointy fuses--the little "half-size" ones--
iNeon - 5/3/2007 9:53 PM
Wal*Mart sells them in red white and blue. They're the same as my 1965 VW :)
Are the Wal-Mart fuses copper or aluminum?
In most all older Mercedes vehicles, the fuse holder is copper. So if you use a cheaper aluminum fuse, you'll probably end up with corrosion. An a fuse that doesn't make the best electrical contact.
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