I came across this 4 fuse replacement blade style fuse box from a company called Torque Resto Parts. It screws into the same location as the original glass fuse holder and you reuse the original Lucas cover. It comes with some generic 15amp fuses which need to be replaced with the correct amperage fuses. I got the correctly rated blade fuses from British Wiring which they say are "British Rating" which I think is continuous rating and not the blow rating, there's a post on TMF about the difference, who knew?
A bonus for Dan is they have blade fuse boxes for VW's
TMF fuses (https://www.theminiforum.co.uk/forums/topic/262283-fuses-what-you-need-to-know/)
British Wiring (https://www.britishwiring.com/Fuses-Fuse-Boxes-s/31.htm)
Torque Resto Parts (https://www.torquerestoparts.com/product-page/triumph)
Wow, that's def an upgrade....
Bruce told me about those a while back. I bought two and installed one in my Van (kept the other as a spare for future use). The included 15 amp fuses are US style rating and are supposed to be the equivalent of the UK glass fuse ratings. So far I have not had any issues.
Same as me,I put one in a car and have another to put in the other when the time is right.
Quote from: MPlayle on May 02, 2025, 07:58:12 AMBruce told me about those a while back. I bought two and installed one in my Van (kept the other as a spare for future use). The included 15 amp fuses are US style rating and are supposed to be the equivalent of the UK glass fuse ratings. So far I have not had any issues.
While I like the idea of these, and it looks like they're made a whole lot better than the OEM Lucas fuse holder, I've never had any issues with the original - haven't even blown a fuse or lost a connection. :017:
Quote from: bikewiz on May 01, 2025, 07:33:31 PMA bonus for Dan is they have blade fuse boxes for VW's
I actually installed a 10 fuse box on the bus since I have so many additional add ons. I went with the fuse type shown in your picture.