Something wrong here?

[Will Prowse]

 

[John Frum]

The colour coding is consistent.
I know... I don't think they used nolox :|

 

[Craig]

Nothing to see here. Especially after building burns to ground!

 

[MisterSandals]

Needs bigger AWG fuses, especially the blue one.

 

[somewhereinusa]

Well, had to do something, a penny won't work anymore.

 

[Traveler0612]

That will buff right out

 

[Steve_S]

Natural Selection & the Grim Reaper are Good Pals with Electricity, which is always ready to provide another Victim for them to haul away. Scorch marks on the Blue Wire, shows that the Opportunity has occurred... Step away from that - be socially distant for safety !

 

[JoeHam]

Wait, aren't you supposed to use the little wire as a fuse?

 

[NoSmokeYet]

The box is in the off position.

 

[morth]

Well, at least is not a 30-06 round... I've seen people use 22 rimfire rounds in older automotive fuse boxes...

 

[Dhowman]

LOLOLOL ... Color coded?? They're worried that they might mix 'em up if they have to come out and go back in?? Hilarious!

 

[erik.calco]

Those look like tough fuses. Can I get them on Amazon?

 

[guyman]

I refuse to change now that they're installed

 

[Bhupinder]

Someone took "Fuse Safety" literally.

 

[Knighthawk]

Worried about the voltage drop across those fuses. Guessing they are made in China?

 

[jafo]

Yep you are correct. Took me a while of looking it over, but then I realized "Where the hell is the duck tape"?

 

[jafo]

@Will Prowse Looks like you'll need to start making Primitive Pete videos in your DIY Site

 

[Will Prowse]

@Will Prowse Looks like you'll need to start making Primitive Pete videos in your DIY Site
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Looks good. Copper casing conducts well

 

[Supervstech]

@Will Prowse Looks like you'll need to start making Primitive Pete videos in your DIY Site
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Obviously, the second from the top isn’t making a connection... those connectors need wire in them to work...

and you shouldn’t use wire nuts in automotive electrical wiring...

 

[Supervstech]

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For this... he used non tinned conductors in the spaces... everybody knows you are supposed to use tinned conductors.