Spare fuse recommendations

[raskul]

HI,
I want to carry some spare fuses for my 06 Adventurer - can anyone recommend a good assortment I should have?
Thanks!

[raskul]

HI,
I want to carry some spare fuses for my 06 Adventurer - can anyone recommend a good assortment I should have?
Thanks!

[Dave O]

Hi Raskul

In order to figure out what to buy, you first need to know what is in use. Make a list of each type of fuse and how many of them are used.

This will tell you what your assortment should look like. Don't forget your toad fuses also.

Dave O

[Mutha]

Raskul, here is a nice assortment:

Fuse Assortment Kit

[John_Canfield]

Good show Winnie for making many 12 volt feeds protected by circuit breaker and NOT fuses This was a notable feature noted by me when coach shopping.

For those chassis electrical feeds that are protected by blade fuses, drop into a good auto parts store and buy an assortment. Bear in mind there are miniature blade fuses and standard fuses. Like Dave suggests, it would be helpful to at least have a general idea of what kind of fuses you have (miniature or standard) and a range of amperages used in your coach.

[Cheryl Bisson]

Our 2005 Adventurer 33V has three sizes of blade fuses: mini, standard, and maxi. After having to drive over 60 miles roundtrip for a maxi fuse, we now have a spare for each size/amperage that are in our fuse boxes. It's cheaper than gas when you're sort of out in nowhere!

Cheryl

[David K]

Our 2002 Ultimate Advantage also has all three sizes of the blade fuses as well as the normal auto fuses (I think called buss fuses). I like Cheryl carry a spare box full of all of the amperages that I have on the coach (at least two of each). Never have had to use them but, would rather be safe than need to have in a remote out of the way area.