I have a spare part in my toolbox, which I cleared out today. I seem to remember removing this from the rear of a scrap P6 fuseboard around 16 years ago. It is a plastic plate which appears to provide protection between the live terminals and the bulkhead. It has 2 holes for the fuseboard fixing screws to pass through and a horizontal raised piece suggesting a division between the terminals on the feed and supply sides of the board. My S2 V8 doesn't have one fitted - should it have one??
Fuseboard mystery
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My Rover does not have one and the other Rovers that I have seen with their fuse boxes out didn't have such a thing either. To top it all off it does not appear in the parts catalogue, so the likely outcome is that a former owner or similar chose to put it there.
Ron.
Ron.
quattro wrote,...
Gee, is it in the parts book Richard or am I just not seeing it?
Ron.
Gee, is it in the parts book Richard or am I just not seeing it?
Ron.
That's the one Richard, many thanks!
When I get a minute I will have a go at slipping it in.
Edit - the missus is just having a post barbecue snooze, so this gave me a good opportunity to give it a go.
It took all of three minutes to undo the screws, slip the plate in and re-tighten the screws. And that included extricating myself from the foetal position in the footwell afterwards! I must have the magic touch this afternoon. 8)
When I get a minute I will have a go at slipping it in.
Edit - the missus is just having a post barbecue snooze, so this gave me a good opportunity to give it a go.
It took all of three minutes to undo the screws, slip the plate in and re-tighten the screws. And that included extricating myself from the foetal position in the footwell afterwards! I must have the magic touch this afternoon. 8)
That is just part of the fuse box isn't it not an addition to it.. :? I thought you were both referring to an extra piece that fitted behind it.
Ron.
Ron.