It sounds like Flosser is the brand to look for. I need to buy some spares to keep on hand. Are Flosser fuses readily available? Would I be likely to find them at an Auto Zone or Advanced Autoparts, or do you have to order them?

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Flosser is what I have in my kits

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I asked my dentist the other day how best to take care of my repaired tooth.

He replied, "Flosser".




(hey, it's Friday afternoon...)

He said " Flossmore"..


..after the Dentist , go visit the Hearing guy......

TGIF

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Just bought some parts for my '92 300E from ******** Arizona (www.***************) which included some fuses for preventative maintenance like the original post. They appear to be the Flosser fuses as shown on the ebay site for fastvw99. You can order any quantity and amps and the prices are great. Their service is also great.

Just as a follow up, I am wondering if any of you copper fuse converts are having any problems now that a year has nearly passed us by?

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