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    2.5cm long 35Amp fuse

    Heya Folks,

    I'm having no luck finding the right fuse for Matilda - it's 2.5cm long cylinder type - 35 Amp.

    Anyone got a clue where I might find some?
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    Standard glass fuse, I thought. Should be available at any parts place, eg Supercrap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by numpty View Post
    Standard glass fuse, I thought. Should be available at any parts place, eg Supercrap.
    Yeah - but they aren't - not 25 mm long. They have shorter and longer ones.
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    I would try KB classic parts out at maleny or any of the swap meets, cheers Dennis

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    These blokes have lots of glass fuses but they arent 25 mm, 22 or 27 seem to be closest
    http://www.wagner.net.au/catalogue/02_Components.pdf

    Click on the fuses section, page 23


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    These are not easy to find - the last ones I got came from Tandy a few years ago, so perhaps an electronics place might be the go. Otherwise an older long established auto electrician or a specialist in English cars.

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    That fuse.

    The holder should be able to take a standard 3AG type at 35Amps, measuring 1 1/8 inches. In metric sizing, that would be the 27mm. version.
    That is what I have done with my Ser 2.

    If you want to get more exact, salvage the old fuse carcase, carefully unsolder the wire from a new one and transfer it to the shorter tube and ends. This would require steady hands, some fine pointed pliers and a 40w iron or bigger - up to say 80w.

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    Last edited by rovers4; 23rd April 2010 at 08:03 PM. Reason: Be careful not to overheat and melt wire.

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    Thanks chaps - appreciate all your considered advice. Gives me a few good pointers.
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    Fuse

    Hi All
    I solved the fuse for the fuse box
    by wining some bare copper wire around the glass and soldering the end to the end cap
    fits perfect
    save a lot of worry
    with the cap on the rivet counters do not know the different
    cheers
    Ian

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