Posted August 16, 20177 yr comment_528078 Missing a connector in the fuse box. Vehicle 1974 260z 2-seater The attached photograph shows the backs of my fuse box on the right and one I purchased on the left. The fuses are numbered top to bottom 1-7 on the right and 8-14 on the left of each box when viewed from the rear. The outer contact on my fuse No. 4 is missing. Someone spliced a purple box marked 12V10A 410 (upper right side of photo) branching off of the Green/White wire from fuse No. 3. A blue wire then extends from the purple box. I’m assuming the blue wire used to go to No. 4 based on the wiring of the box I recently purchased. All would be fine except fuse No. 3 keeps blowing. I’d like to reinstall the missing AGW fuse clip and run the blue wire back to its own fuse. At last, the question: Where can I purchase a replacement AGW fuse clip? A side question: What is this purple box and why was it installed? Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/58327-fuse-box-missing-a-connector/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 16, 20177 yr comment_528082 The purple box is probably a fuse that was added to deal with the lost fuse location Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/58327-fuse-box-missing-a-connector/#findComment-528082 Share on other sites More sharing options...
August 16, 20177 yr Author comment_528085 I spoke with someone who came up with the same answer, a 10 amp breaker. I'd like to replace the missing contact to split up the power between fuses Nos. 3 & 4. Does anyone have a spare clip they are willing to part with? I guess another option would be to install an in-line fuse to replace the missing fuse location. Edited August 16, 20177 yr by Jeff Berk update Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/58327-fuse-box-missing-a-connector/#findComment-528085 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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