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FARKIN NISSAN

Tech Talk for Nissan owners.

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Post by kurzo »

bloody nissan the greedy pricks,
ive blown my ign/starter fuse and they say we dont stock them we can get them in 3 days, well thats good but to say nobody else has them or no auto elec can re-bridge the fuse is just S@#t, and to charge me bloody $18 for a bloody 65A fuse, my question is,
does anyone know where i can get one this weekend?
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Post by pongo »

wreckers or ripco.

maybe try and match up at a pick and pull wreckers and get a whole handfull of em.

Maybe try and find the problem while youre at it.

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Post by michael a »

Make a fuse able link to go in place. I have one on mine and its been there for abiut 4 years.

Buy some fuse able link wire and put terminals on it.
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Post by Offroad-Events »

Local car hifi store is your friend !
Buy some in line fuse with standard changeable fuses. Easy fix and longterm fix also.
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Post by Woop »

Look at the late model Nissan cars at Pick a Part or Center Rd Wreckers. Fusible links are pretty common.

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Post by bj on roids »

put a resettable circuit breaker in there till you get the fuse :D
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Post by DR Frankenstine »

I can't believe your wingeing about an $18 part. I don't know whats wrong with people today they all expect everything for nothing.
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Post by striker99 »

DR Frankenstine wrote:I can't believe your wingeing about an $18 part. I don't know whats wrong with people today they all expect everything for nothing.
Yeah thats what I was thinking....
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Post by kurzo »

cheers for the feedback guys,

i redid all the wires with inlince fuseable ones.

and the reason im whinging is the fact that nissan wanted so much for stardard issue fuses and told me no one else had them in victoria, and that would have to ship them down, being a big company they are and with how many cars are on the road of theirs they would have stock of common parts at the larger dealerships, and be cheaper than $18 for a small bloody fuse.
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Post by jet-6 »

Bursons sell them, i have a few spares!
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Post by GRINCH »

have you tryed an auto electrition, as we can get most types of fuses at work. i dont know what your fuse looks like but our big amperage fuses are around the $9 mark. do you know what caused the fuse to blow as it becomes an expensive exercise putting a new fuse in and watching it blow
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Post by DR Frankenstine »

kurzo wrote:cheers for the feedback guys,

i redid all the wires with inlince fuseable ones.

and the reason im whinging is the fact that nissan wanted so much for stardard issue fuses and told me no one else had them in victoria, and that would have to ship them down, being a big company they are and with how many cars are on the road of theirs they would have stock of common parts at the larger dealerships, and be cheaper than $18 for a small bloody fuse.
The main reason large dealerships need to have more expensive prices is to buy all the specialist machines and diagnostic computers etc they also have much bigger overheads than small one man workshops. If they stocked all the small parts for every nissan in every parts shop then you would be paying $40 for your bloody fuse. FAIR DINKUM!!!
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