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Old 04-05-2014, 07:09 AM   #1
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Where to buy fuse box??

I have a Chevy G30 travelmaster 1985 that has a melted firewall connector. I have scoured the net trying to find a new one or new fusebox and connector and cant find one anywhere. Does anyone know where I can get one from?
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Old 04-05-2014, 07:19 AM   #2
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Your best bet will be search the bone yards (Salvage Yards) that box is somewhere around 30 years old and i'm sure it was used for a number of years on other GM Products. If you have it off the rig and in your hands, look for a 6 ro 8 digit number and call your local GM dealer and ask the parts dept to see if its still a good number and what other rigs it came on. Take your list and hit the bone yards. Best i can do for ya Sir!
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Yeah I've tried that. Unfortunately there's not one Chevy in any bone yard here in the UK. Not many of them about over here. Looked online but can't find anywhere that sells fuse boxes to fit.
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You most likely going to build your own.

Here's a few links:

Fuse Holders | Automotive Fuse Holders & Circuit Breakers

CONNECTORS, PIGTAILS, & KITS - Specializing in automotive interconnect and wiring systems

Fuse Holders | AllElectronics.com

Relays and Power Distribution - Electrical

I hope one of these will at least point you in the right direction.
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Have you tried PPL out of Houston Tx? I have found alot of tough parts to find there.
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You might try to find the bulkhead connector you need here:

Arizona RV Salvage | Used RV Parts, Accessories and Appliances

If they can't help you, maybe they can steer you in the right direction.

Or you could try some of the restoration parts sites:

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