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12-20-2004, 10:34 AM
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Fuse Box/Blower Repair for sale
Hi guys.
I was going to stick this on ebay, but thought I would see if anyone here wanted it first. It's a fuse box/blower repair strip. Basically it's a 30 amp strip fuse to replace your stock blower motor fuse. I bought it a year ago when I was having a lot of problems with my A.C.C. However, I got the problem fixed (replaced blower motor, re-soldered a.c.c.), and didn't need the part after all. So, if you feel like you could use it, let me know. It's brand new. I bought it from Performance Products. It's lists on their site for $36.90, here at Fastlane for $43.00. If you want to see a picture of it, go to fastlane and run a search on part #1265403013. Performance included instructions on how to install it for a 126 and 124 chassis. They said installation for 123 chassis is the same. If you want it, $30.00 takes it, and that includes me paying the shipping. Let me know. Thanks. Damon Fite---1983 300TD Wagon ...300,000+Miles! 
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1984 300TD Wagon--Astral Silver--Retired 1983 300TD Wagon--Dark Blue--Retired 
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12-21-2004, 01:47 PM
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Anybody?
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1984 300TD Wagon--Astral Silver--Retired 1983 300TD Wagon--Dark Blue--Retired
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12-27-2004, 11:19 AM
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Maybe I've been asking too much. Let's say $20.00, and I'll still pay for shipping. Yeah, let's try that.
 Damon Fite---1983 300TD Wagon 300,000miles+
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1984 300TD Wagon--Astral Silver--Retired 1983 300TD Wagon--Dark Blue--Retired
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12-27-2004, 11:59 AM
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I used one of those on the 123 when I had it and it definitely cured the problem of the cooked fuses on the a/c circuit.
It's a real PIA to install, however. You must get to the underside of the fuse panel via the route under the dash. You are only allowed to use one arm and one eye for the job. 
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