Noticed a fuse had a funky look and was actually broken. It seems like it's larger than the new one but they are both supposed to be 16A each. It came from the #7 slot. Is 16A the correct size for all it seems to protect??

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Here's a new fuse from my wagon and it certainly is wider than the one from the 2.6E!

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16A is the correct size for the #7 circuit.

From the appearance of the one you pulled, Id sure suggest a full fuse replacement
with proper fuses.

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Can someone confirm that the (thinner) fuse in the first post is a 16A? The element simply seems too small as compared to the burned one. Is it possible that because (it appears) the thinner one is made of copper as opposed to aluminum(?) ? Thank you...

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300D,E proper fuses

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1985 300D 198K sold
1982 300D 202K
1989 300E 125K
1992 940T

"If you dont have time to do it safely, you dont have time to do it"

"The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not."

Copper is a better conductor of electricity than aluminum. So it makes sense that the copper would be more narrow or thinner than the aluminum.

That makes sense. Thanks.

Thanks for the link, good information.

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