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== Repair == The fuse box can be replaced but it makes sense to try to repair them because the cost of a new one is anywhere from $80-$100. If the plastic is still in fair shape in the fuse box, one can fix the problem by removing the fuse clips contacts by using a small screw driver to depress the little barbs on the sides of the clips and the push them out the back of the fusebox. This enables you to clean and solder the clips to the rivets without melting the plastic. Repairs to the plastic base can be made at this time using JB Weld epoxy. JB Weld has a high melting temperature, much higher than the original plastic. The tension that the fuse clips have is also important, so carefully reform the clips so that they firmly hold the fuse. If the plastic base is in bad shape, you can "bypass" the fuse box by using a 20 amp rated external fuse holder spliced into the particular circuit. The external fuse holder can then be hidden nicely behind the fuse box. [[Category:Imported from Xenonzcar]]
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