Thread: Relocating Defender fuse panel

Same rain ingress problems with our 130... have been contemplating "water proofing" the current housing... interested in others ideas.
Steve

I reckon onto the rear bulkhead would be the easiest place to keep it dry (ish) but that would involve runing a LOT of cable back and forth I'd think.

Surely if you were going to go to all that effort / expense then you'd change it to a circuit breaker set up while you're at it ?

Originally Posted by roverrescue

Same rain ingress problems with our 130... have been contemplating "water proofing" the current housing... interested in others ideas.
Steve

That's my other thought. I've got to drop the A/C out one day to replace the blower fan, so I might leave it until then. I do think it would be achievable - bit of tupperware maybe

Originally Posted by VladTepes

I reckon onto the rear bulkhead would be the easiest place to keep it dry (ish) but that would involve runing a LOT of cable back and forth I'd think.

Surely if you were going to go to all that effort / expense then you'd change it to a circuit breaker set up while you're at it ?

Moving it anywhere would be a heap of pain, but so would loosing the lot. Hadn't thought of the circuit breaker path...hmmm, that and "water proofing"...

"tupperware" was my thought too, the wife has cupboards full of it, surely she wouldnt miss one

im still yet to replace the flasher can which stopped flashing this wet season... you pretty much remove the fuse box to get to it so ill have a shot at "defferware fuse box" and post a pic.

S

Originally Posted by roverrescue

... so ill have a shot at "defferware fuse box" and post a pic

Pic's would be good!

Originally Posted by roverrescue

" surely she wouldnt miss one

Originally Posted by roverrescue

"tupperware" was my thought too, the wife has cupboards full of it, surely she wouldnt miss one

Yeah - and you have a couple of balls, she probably thinks you mightn't miss one either.

LOL - never a truer word....