1995 fuse block parts.

[sojourner]

I'm trying to find a source for fuse block parts for my 1995 AmTran Genesis FE. They don't look quite like Packard 56's. The relay terminals have a plastic slide-in retainer to hold the terminals in place. Any ideas? I'd like to use some unused relay positions.

[Simplicity]

Originally Posted by sojourner

I'm trying to find a source for fuse block parts for my 1995 AmTran Genesis FE. They don't look quite like Packard 56's. The relay terminals have a plastic slide-in retainer to hold the terminals in place. Any ideas? I'd like to use some unused relay positions.

Best thing you can do is take a few pictures and add in some measurements so people can see what you're asking for and the size. Who knows, someone might have what you need sitting in their garage.

On my 2000 Amtran, I have white plastic pieces that slide in and out, but they terminals themselves also have really small clips that hold them in place. If your terminals have their own clips, you may not need the white plastic pieces.

[sojourner]

Originally Posted by Simplicity

Best thing you can do is take a few pictures and add in some measurements so people can see what you're asking for and the size. Who knows, someone might have what you need sitting in their garage.

On my 2000 Amtran, I have white plastic pieces that slide in and out, but they terminals themselves also have really small clips that hold them in place. If your terminals have their own clips, you may not need the white plastic pieces.

Here ya go. Terminals are 1/4".

[Simplicity]

Man, those wire colors, the blue painter tape to identify the wire number, etc., could be from my rear panel.

Two things:

1) You say "fuse block", is that meaning blade fuses? If so, I'm assuming you're trying to replace the actual 1/4" terminal that the blade fits into??

2) Per the relay, that's the same white plastic piece mine have. Is that from the weather proof type micro 5 pin relay socket?

As you have probably already done, I did some searching. This is the only link to a socket with that type of plastic retainer that I could find.

https://www.newark.com/te-connectivi...ctromechanical

Personally, if you're trying to find individual relay socket parts, I think you would be better off buying a new socket that's either already wired, or one that comes with the pins to wire up yourself.

https://www.aliexpress.com/i/32859642927.html

I hope this helps.

[Rwnielsen]

Originally Posted by sojourner

Here ya go. Terminals are 1/4".

Those are open barrel connectors. They're available, along with the crimpers, from Amazon. They're used extensively in OEM applications. I use them for all manner of small wiring jobs