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Gallery Index -> Parts/Accessories - Type 3

Eliminated Clip on Fuse Block

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Eliminated Clip on Fuse Block

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OKType3Tim

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Eliminated Clip on Fuse Block	Posted: Mon Aug 02, 2021 4:08 pm Views: 33 Rating: Not rated

If this clip on the fuse block gets corroded, in a 6 Volt vehicle) a voltage drop can be created.

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