here ya go.
looks like maybe 4 , in the first pic the lug hole looks like it may have had a bolt and washer, then the other 2 captive studs and the 1 from the top on the slam panel.
2 plugs and the whole lot comes out.
J
here ya go.
looks like maybe 4 , in the first pic the lug hole looks like it may have had a bolt and washer, then the other 2 captive studs and the 1 from the top on the slam panel.
2 plugs and the whole lot comes out.
J
Datatek
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There is next to nothing on a P38 fuse box that cannot be fixed.
Which reminds me, still have my old thor fusebox, but it's beyond my skill to fix. The 2 boards need separating and at least some resoldering done. The bits i know about, 2 of the threaded terminals underneath are loose. Free to a good home and competent repairerist
Scotiawhiskers
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Soldering is one skill that runs away screaming when I try it. Refurb of the existing one would be the plan if it does need doing but when weather permits I am still in the relay and circuit testing phase. Just researching worst case scenarios.
Scotiawhiskers
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Unsure yet, still testing but checking possible outcomes. Otto is a 1997 gems 4.0 SE
Sorry don't know if that has FBH as standard but you could have a look under the battery tray to see if one is fitted.
Wednesday dinner drove to local chemist for me covid booster jab. Once again bad reaction and didn't get out of bed whilst this morning. Booked appointment with me nurse to discuss what is causing it and is it worth me having it again in the future. I've got enough wrong with me to be worrying about something else
Caught covid last weekend. Pretty much slept Sunday and Monday was feeling tired but after that OK. Still odd aches (ear yesterday) but I don't think those jabs are worth it unless you're over 75 years old. Even then I begin to wonder given how often they need to be given and how effective they are against new variants.
doriz
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Same here, I have a Thor fuse box that can go to a competent repairman (person)
Yes i suppose i should have said repairman too (male or female)
doriz
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Either way does anyone on ere repair foose boxes. I’m very much on trend where reuse and repair goes. For a geek it’ll take seconds to solder in a new foofoo valve @My Old Landy
Drop it around and I will fix it for you
doriz
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I’ll drop it round and @kermit_rr can post his. Thor fuse boxes are valuable commodities.Drop it around and I will fix it for you
Post! Ha!! RM struggles to deliver letters!!
doriz
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Get it posted to Brian and then the community has 2 more foose boxes when needed.Post! Ha!! RM struggles to deliver letters!!
Datatek
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Send them to me, if I can repair them they will be free to anyone that wants one.
Loaded P38 ready for dump run tomorrow . .
Also installed a heater in garage today ready for winter. The central heating pipes were already there, but capped off when I bought the house 23 years ago !! Myson heater came from father's house when we stripped the kitchen for refurbishment last week.
Wasn't space to install under the bench, so this will do the job !! Should still circulate warm air ok I hope.
Also installed a heater in garage today ready for winter. The central heating pipes were already there, but capped off when I bought the house 23 years ago !! Myson heater came from father's house when we stripped the kitchen for refurbishment last week.
Wasn't space to install under the bench, so this will do the job !! Should still circulate warm air ok I hope.
