New fuse block........and Voila, lights work!
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New fuse block........and Voila, lights work!
Today I installed a new fuse block in the Patrol and Voila, lights work! While not OEM, it works very well and looks pretty good plus I think it will solve some of the electrical gremlins. I was able to cut the brass bus bar to mimic what the original had. Worked out well.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MARINE-FUSE-BLO ... f3&vxp=mtr
$9.95 plus S/H
Fuse Blocks - Hot Feed 6-Gang
• Use with SFE, AGC, or MDL fuses up to 20 amp
• Common bus bar connects hot side of fuses for power feed
• Heavy duty black molded base
• 8-32 terminal screws for power connection
• Brass fuse clips
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MARINE-FUSE-BLO ... f3&vxp=mtr
$9.95 plus S/H
Fuse Blocks - Hot Feed 6-Gang
• Use with SFE, AGC, or MDL fuses up to 20 amp
• Common bus bar connects hot side of fuses for power feed
• Heavy duty black molded base
• 8-32 terminal screws for power connection
• Brass fuse clips
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Re: New fuse block........and Voila, lights work!
SMP,
Nice. I love this straight forward DIY. It does look stockish too which is a plus. Now this is behind you and you will probably never have to worry about it again, period!
Good job. Patrol On.

Nice. I love this straight forward DIY. It does look stockish too which is a plus. Now this is behind you and you will probably never have to worry about it again, period!
Good job. Patrol On.
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Re: New fuse block........and Voila, lights work!
I havent had a chance to test everything yet but I noticed that the Emergency flashers now work, Gauge lights and Parking lights just for starters.
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Re: New fuse block........and Voila, lights work!
Nice work trimming the brass to make it similar to stock. I considered purchasing that fuse box but didn't know how difficult it would be to make the cuts. I wish all my electrical gremlins were solved when I changed mine.
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Good thinking to cut the bus bar up to match the stock one. Is there a cover for it, or is it just exposed to the elements?
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Re: New fuse block........and Voila, lights work!
I think that is called a "hood" Nissan # 65101-44000.....maybe try your local Nissan dealership.RiverPatrol wrote:Good thinking to cut the bus bar up to match the stock one. Is there a cover for it, or is it just exposed to the elements?
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Believe it or not, the Patrol fuse blocks came with a cover that is held on with a thumbscrew. They are usually missing because people forget to put them back on.
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Re: New fuse block........and Voila, lights work!
Thanks for the compliments.....
The brass bus bar was thin enough to cut with tin snips. Very easy.
No cover.....yet...
I did notice the threaded bolt that extended up on the OEM fuse block and figured that it was for a cover.
SMP
No cover.....yet...
SMP
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Re: New fuse block........and Voila, lights work!
i still have the cover on mine. if and when i start having trouble, i plan to just take the fuse holder off, and try cleaning it up before swapping it out. the guys at datsun parts sells a replacement cover for the roadster guys. i wonder if it might fit on the Patrol?
http://www.datsunparts.com part # 1399 not cheap but it might work,if you really want one. if i still had a roadster i could try it to see.
http://www.datsunparts.com part # 1399 not cheap but it might work,if you really want one. if i still had a roadster i could try it to see.
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