Fuses

[stickman]

I know you will laugh atthis question. The fuses in the spyder are they the same fuses that you can buy at the automotive store? Cant wait to meet all of you at spyder fest.

 

[docdoru]

Only the one for the front fuse box.

 

[dabreitbach]

I've gotten the rear ones at advanced auto :2thumbs:

 

[AntelopeSpyder]

I got an assortment of fuses from a autoparts store that had fuses that fit the box in the fornt and the box under the seat. Also I saw some at WalMart.

 

[freebob]

fuses

I got an assortment of fuses from a autoparts store that had fuses that fit the box in the fornt and the box under the seat. Also I saw some at WalMart.

I haven't seen the JCase rear fuses at Walmart yet not here anyway...

Freebob...:doorag:

 

[AntelopeSpyder]

I haven't seen the JCase rear fuses at Walmart yet not here anyway...

Freebob...:doorag:

They had some here in a veriety pack in the automotive section.

 

[wyliec]

I hope you purchased the standard length and not the low profile.

 

[eddieshep999]

Types of Fuses ?

I have a 2010 Spyder RT – S


As the weather in the UK has improved I have started to ride out more
as a safety issue I always carry a set of spare fuses (Just in case of failure)


Can anyone help identify the size and type of fuses I need


I understand the following – In the front trunk the fuses are the normal Blade type fuses ?
of 5,10, 15 and 20 amp or should these be the Mini blade type fuses
(Smaller versions of the Blade type)
Both types are freely available from garages and automotive suppliers


In the rear are a different type of fuse – I understand the range is 20,25,30,40 and 60 amp
What are these fuses called - on a previous post someone has mentioned J Case ?
And also mentioned getting some standard length and not the low profile type


Can someone confirm what these different type of fuses are called


I'm not sure the 2nd type of fuses are available in the UK and may have to purchase direct from the USA
or My Spyder dealer -At least I know what to ask for


As others often mention This website is an excellent library of Spyder Information
Fact and Fiction


Thanks


Eddie Sheppard


Reading UK

 

[wyliec]

I have a 2010 Spyder RT – S


As the weather in the UK has improved I have started to ride out more
as a safety issue I always carry a set of spare fuses (Just in case of failure)


Can anyone help identify the size and type of fuses I need


I understand the following – In the front trunk the fuses are the normal Blade type fuses ?
of 5,10, 15 and 20 amp or should these be the Mini blade type fuses
(Smaller versions of the Blade type)
Both types are freely available from garages and automotive suppliers


In the rear are a different type of fuse – I understand the range is 20,25,30,40 and 60 amp
What are these fuses called - on a previous post someone has mentioned J Case ?
And also mentioned getting some standard length and not the low profile type


Can someone confirm what these different type of fuses are called


I'm not sure the 2nd type of fuses are available in the UK and may have to purchase direct from the USA
or My Spyder dealer -At least I know what to ask for


As others often mention This website is an excellent library of Spyder Information
Fact and Fiction


Thanks


Eddie Sheppard


Reading UK

Check this thread:
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21409&highlight=jcase

I purchased my jcase fuses here:
http://www.mouser.com/Search/Refine.aspx?Keyword=jcase+fuse

They are the standard length; at least in my 2008GS they are.

 

[bill pitman]

Under seat fuses

female fuse FMX Series, Bought 20,30,40,50 amp set from Del City @ 2.78 ea.

Bill

 

[wyliec]

female fuse FMX Series, Bought 20,30,40,50 amp set from Del City @ 2.78 ea.

Bill

Same as jcase.

I noticed you didn't mention a 25 amp. :dontknow:

 

[stickman]

Thank You

Just want to say Thank You to every one that help answer about fuses and luggage.See you at spyderfest.:yes: