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Fuseboards for TR, 512 TR old and new model board...

Discussion in 'Boxers/TR/M' started by theunissenguido, Aug 23, 2018.

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  1. theunissenguido

    theunissenguido Formula 3
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    #1 theunissenguido, Aug 23, 2018
    For those who installed my new fuseboards TR and 512 TR there is an improvement you can do to isolate the fuse connectors. Dave from California gave me the idea to put rubber rings around them ...see pictures.

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    Those rubber rings you can make with the inner bicycle tube and glue that part with rubber glue.

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    I still have TR boards in stock ...you just have to contact me at : [email protected] , or via redbaycars.be or start conversation.

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    #2 turbo-joe, Aug 23, 2018
    for what you need to isolate the fuse connectors?
     
  3. MisterT

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    #3 MisterT, Aug 23, 2018
    What problem does the rubber ring solve, I cant see a direct advantage, yet?
     
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    #4 ago car nut, Aug 23, 2018
    Looks to keep a short from happening with bare connectors. Could use shrink tubing!
     
  5. theunissenguido

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    #5 theunissenguido, Aug 24, 2018
    I did find it enoying that I could not put the original protectors back because of the bigger connectors. So this is a simpel solution.
    Heatshrinkcan be used also but access is not easy there and the rubber rings can be removed easy.
    Guido
     

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