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Originally Posted by eatont9999
I took another look at the GP relay box and my strip fuse had a hair line crack in it. Now I just need to source a new fuse and temporarily bypass the bad one.
I pushed down lightly on the crack in the fuse and it bent in. Seems like it is made of lead.
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They have been soldered. Not my recommendation for a permanent fix, but it'll get you going. You could join in a discussion on the electrical properties of the solder on the fuse and whether it increases or decreases the amperage, or whether it's the width or the length of the fuse that drive the amp limit. Or just solder yours as a tempo fix while you're sourcing some new ones.