Bill
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> [2cylinderhondas] N600: replacing main engine fuse
> Check out your local NAPA Auto Parts store. I was in there today > and noticed they sold a set of 3 fuses for the Honda. I did not have a > sample of mine but they did look like the same type. The 3 fuses in the > kit were 45, 55, and 65 amps. The part number was 782-2007 and the price > was $ 4.44 (usd).
> They also had other options for you. They had a fuse holder for the > blade-style fuses which are found on newer cars and they had a 40 amp blade > fuse. The 40 amp fuse would work if you are not going to be adding lots > of accessories (fog lamps, high powered stereo, high powered > horn).
> good luck,
> Dale
> > My main engine fuse behind the battery mounted on the right fender is in > > poor shape & needs to be replaced.
> > I believe it's a 45 amp fuse, is
> > that right?
> > What's the best replacement? Is there such a thing as a
> > 45amp in-line fuse with the two connectors you push into the socket? I don't > > care about originality, just reliability. Thanks!