Pinging Slantsixdan, et al: how to find parts to populate a Mopar fuse box?
Of course while making this repair I listened to Bob Dylan's "Since I Built My Masterpiece".
P/N 03591596 turned out to be NLA, so I had to refurb my old fuse clips. Cleaned them up and applied silver conductive paste (not dielectric grease) to the ends of the fuses.
All connections are soldered except the main power feeds. I soldered the fuse clips to the buss bars in order to eliminate the mechanical connection that caused the problem in the first place, and put some silver paste in the main feed spade connectors.
You could never pay someone to do this repair to an old vehicle because too much time is involved. If we're going to save these old Mopars, it's gonna have to be strictly on a DIY basis.
Of course while making this repair I listened to Bob Dylan's "Since I Built My Masterpiece".
P/N 03591596 turned out to be NLA, so I had to refurb my old fuse clips. Cleaned them up and applied silver conductive paste (not dielectric grease) to the ends of the fuses.
All connections are soldered except the main power feeds. I soldered the fuse clips to the buss bars in order to eliminate the mechanical connection that caused the problem in the first place, and put some silver paste in the main feed spade connectors.
You could never pay someone to do this repair to an old vehicle because too much time is involved. If we're going to save these old Mopars, it's gonna have to be strictly on a DIY basis.
