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Sealed Fuse Holder for ATM Blade Type Fuses Sealed Fuse Holder for ATM Blade Type Fuses

  • Fuse Holder
  • Used for : ATM Fuse
  • Length: 6"
  • Type: ATM Fuse Holder
  • 2 Wires
  • Wire Gauge: 12
  • General Purpose
  • 30 Max. AMP
  • 1 Per Package
  • Package Price: $3.78
    Universal Fusible Link - 16 Gauge 16 Gauge Fusible Link Wire 9" Length

    The lower the gauge number, the thicker the wire (i.e. 10 ga. is thicker than 16 ga.)
    A fusible link is a special section of low tension cable installed by an OEM and designed to open a circuit when subjected to extreme current overload. Its purpose is to minimize wiring system damage when such an overload accidentally occurs in those circuits protected by the fusible link. A short circuit causes the fusible link to act as an element in a “slow-blow” fuse. A fusible link is not intended to be used in place of a fuse but only where a fuse cannot be economically employed. Our fusible line wire meets the requirements of SEJ-156 and the insulation has the characteristics as listed for EAE, SE J-1128Type SXL. The vehicle manufacturer should be consulted about questions on fusible link length and size. General practice has been for a fusible link to be 4 gauges smaller than the circuit wire. Example: if the circuit wire is 12 gauge, use a 16 gauge fusible link. Final determination should be based on O.E.M.application.
    Note: Extreme care should be taken to always replace a fusible link with the same gauge and length as installed by the manufacturer.

  • Universal Fusible Links
  • Gauge: 16
  • Length: 9 Inches
  • Replaces GM: 6292996, 8903489 Ford D3AZ-14526-E & other 16 Ga. links
  • (5) 9" Lengths Per Package
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    Package Price: $10.43
    Universal Fusible Link 18 Gauge 18 Gauge Fusible Link Wire 9" Length

    The lower the gauge number, the thicker the wire (i.e. 10 ga. is thicker than 16 ga.)
    A fusible link is a special section of low tension cable installed by an OEM and designed to open a circuit when subjected to extreme current overload. Its purpose is to minimize wiring system damage when such an overload accidentally occurs in those circuits protected by the fusible link. A short circuit causes the fusible link to act as an element in a “slow-blow” fuse. A fusible link is not intended to be used in place of a fuse but only where a fuse cannot be economically employed. Our fusible line wire meets the requirements of SEJ-156 and the insulation has the characteristics as listed for EAE, SE J-1128Type SXL. The vehicle manufacturer should be consulted about questions on fusible link length and size. General practice has been for a fusible link to be 4 gauges smaller than the circuit wire. Example: if the circuit wire is 12 gauge, use a 16 gauge fusible link. Final determination should be based on O.E.M.application.
    Note: Extreme care should be taken to always replace a fusible link with the same gauge and length as installed by the manufacturer.

  • Universal Fusible Links
  • Gauge: 18
  • Length: 9 Inches
  • Replaces Chrysler: 3843392 & other 18 Ga. links
  • (5) 9" Lengths Per Package
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    Package Price: $12.37
    Non Insulated Fusible Link Connectors 12-10 Gauge Non Insulated Fusible Link Connectors 12-10 Gauge

  • Non Insulated Fusible Link Connectors
  • 12-10 Gauge
  • 50 Per Package
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  • Package Price: $13.53
    Fusible Link 12 Ga. 9" Length 12 Gauge Fusible Link Wire 9" Length

    The lower the gauge number, the thicker the wire (i.e. 10 ga. is thicker than 16 ga.)
    A fusible link is a special section of low tension cable installed by an OEM and designed to open a circuit when subjected to extreme current overload. Its purpose is to minimize wiring system damage when such an overload accidentally occurs in those circuits protected by the fusible link. A short circuit causes the fusible link to act as an element in a “slow-blow” fuse. A fusible link is not intended to be used in place of a fuse but only where a fuse cannot be economically employed. Our fusible line wire meets the requirements of SEJ-156 and the insulation has the characteristics as listed for EAE, SE J-1128Type SXL. The vehicle manufacturer should be consulted about questions on fusible link length and size. General practice has been for a fusible link to be 4 gauges smaller than the circuit wire. Example: if the circuit wire is 12 gauge, use a 16 gauge fusible link. Final determination should be based on O.E.M.application.
    Note: Extreme care should be taken to always replace a fusible link with the same gauge and length as installed by the manufacturer.

  • Universal Fusible Links
  • Gauge: 12
  • Length: 9 Inches
  • Replaces GM: 6293923
  • (5) 9" Lengths Per Package
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    Package Price: $17.17
    Fusible Link 10 Ga. 9" Length 10 Gauge Fusible Link Wire 9" Length

    The lower the gauge number, the thicker the wire (i.e. 10 ga. is thicker than 16 ga.)
    A fusible link is a special section of low tension cable installed by an OEM and designed to open a circuit when subjected to extreme current overload. Its purpose is to minimize wiring system damage when such an overload accidentally occurs in those circuits protected by the fusible link. A short circuit causes the fusible link to act as an element in a “slow-blow” fuse. A fusible link is not intended to be used in place of a fuse but only where a fuse cannot be economically employed. Our fusible line wire meets the requirements of SEJ-156 and the insulation has the characteristics as listed for EAE, SE J-1128Type SXL. The vehicle manufacturer should be consulted about questions on fusible link length and size. General practice has been for a fusible link to be 4 gauges smaller than the circuit wire. Example: if the circuit wire is 12 gauge, use a 16 gauge fusible link. Final determination should be based on O.E.M.application.
    Note: Extreme care should be taken to always replace a fusible link with the same gauge and length as installed by the manufacturer.

  • Universal Fusible Links
  • Gauge: 10
  • Length: 9 Inches
  • Replaces GM: 12077140
  • (5) 9" Lengths Per Package
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    Package Price: $19.35
    Non Insulated Fusible Link Connectors 16-14 Gauge Non Insulated Fusible Link Connectors 16-14 Gauge

  • Non Insulated Fusible Link Connectors
  • 16-14 Gauge
  • 100 Per Package
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  • Package Price: $23.47
    Moulded In-Line 20 AMP Glass Fuse Holder with Wire Moulded In-Line 20 AMP Glass Fuse Holder with Wire

  • Glass Fuse Holder
  • Used for: 1-1/4" Long Glass Fuses
  • Type: Glass Fuse Holder
  • Wire Gauge: 18
  • Length: 8" Loop
  • Include: 20 AMP Glass Fuse
  • AMP: 20 Max
  • 10 Per Package
  • Package Price: $23.81
    Moulded In-Line ATO/ATC 10Amp Fuse Holder w/ Fuse Moulded In-Line ATO/ATC 10Amp Fuse Holder w/ Fuse

  • Fuse Holder
  • Length : 4-1/2"
  • Includes : ATO/ATC 10
  • Used for : ATO/ATC Fuses
  • Type : ATO/ATC Fuse Holder
  • Wire Gauge : 12
  • Wires : 2
  • 10 Per Package
  • Package Price: $30.80
    Moulded In-Line 30 AMP Glass Fuse Holder with Wire Moulded In-Line 30 AMP Glass Fuse Holder with Wire

  • Glass Fuse Holder
  • Used for: 1-1/4" Long Glass Fuses
  • Type: Glass Fuse Holder
  • Wire Gauge: 12
  • Length: 8" Loop
  • Include: 30 AMP Glass Fuse
  • AMP: 30 Max
  • 10 Per Package
  • Package Price: $33.32
    Fusible Link Wire 10 Gauge 25 Ft Length Rust 10 Gauge Fusible Link Wire 25 Ft Rust

    The lower the gauge number, the thicker the wire (i.e. 10 ga. is thicker than 16 ga.)
    A fusible link is a special section of low tension cable installed by an OEM and designed to open a circuit when subjected to extreme current overload. Its purpose is to minimize wiring system damage when such an overload accidentally occurs in those circuits protected by the fusible link. A short circuit causes the fusible link to act as an element in a “slow-blow” fuse. A fusible link is not intended to be used in place of a fuse but only where a fuse cannot be economically employed. Our fusible line wire meets the requirements of SEJ-156 and the insulation has the characteristics as listed for EAE, SE J-1128Type SXL. The vehicle manufacturer should be consulted about questions on fusible link length and size. General practice has been for a fusible link to be 4 gauges smaller than the circuit wire. Example: if the circuit wire is 12 gauge, use a 16 gauge fusible link. Final determination should be based on O.E.M.application.
    Note: Extreme care should be taken to always replace a fusible link with the same gauge and length as installed by the manufacturer.

  • Gauge: 10
  • Length: 25 Ft.
  • Color: Rust
  • Replaces GM: 12077140
  • 1 Spool Per Package
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    Package Price: $34.32
    Moulded In-Line ATO/ATC 30Amp Fuse Holder w/ Fuse Moulded In-Line ATO/ATC 30Amp Fuse Holder w/ Fuse

  • Fuse Holder
  • Length : 4-1/2"
  • Includes : ATO/ATC 30
  • Used for : ATO/ATC Fuses
  • Type : ATO/ATC Fuse Holder
  • Wire Gauge : 12
  • Wires : 2
  • 10 Per Package
  • Package Price: $37.20
    Fusible Link Wire 8 Gauge Black Or Rust 8 Gauge Fusible Link Wire 25 Ft Black Or Rust

    The lower the gauge number, the thicker the wire (i.e. 10 ga. is thicker than 16 ga.)
    A fusible link is a special section of low tension cable installed by an OEM and designed to open a circuit when subjected to extreme current overload. Its purpose is to minimize wiring system damage when such an overload accidentally occurs in those circuits protected by the fusible link. A short circuit causes the fusible link to act as an element in a “slow-blow” fuse. A fusible link is not intended to be used in place of a fuse but only where a fuse cannot be economically employed. Our fusible line wire meets the requirements of SEJ-156 and the insulation has the characteristics as listed for EAE, SE J-1128Type SXL. The vehicle manufacturer should be consulted about questions on fusible link length and size. General practice has been for a fusible link to be 4 gauges smaller than the circuit wire. Example: if the circuit wire is 12 gauge, use a 16 gauge fusible link. Final determination should be based on O.E.M.application.
    Note: Extreme care should be taken to always replace a fusible link with the same gauge and length as installed by the manufacturer.

  • Gauge: 8
  • Length: 25 Ft.
  • Color: Black or Rust *
  • 1 Spool Per Package
    *Color may vary at manufacturer’s option.

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    Package Price: $130.90
    Universal Fusible Link - 14 Gauge 14 Gauge Fusible Link Wire 9" Length

    The lower the gauge number, the thicker the wire (i.e. 10 ga. is thicker than 16 ga.)
    A fusible link is a special section of low tension cable installed by an OEM and designed to open a circuit when subjected to extreme current overload. Its purpose is to minimize wiring system damage when such an overload accidentally occurs in those circuits protected by the fusible link. A short circuit causes the fusible link to act as an element in a “slow-blow” fuse. A fusible link is not intended to be used in place of a fuse but only where a fuse cannot be economically employed. Our fusible line wire meets the requirements of SEJ-156 and the insulation has the characteristics as listed for EAE, SE J-1128Type SXL. The vehicle manufacturer should be consulted about questions on fusible link length and size. General practice has been for a fusible link to be 4 gauges smaller than the circuit wire. Example: if the circuit wire is 12 gauge, use a 16 gauge fusible link. Final determination should be based on O.E.M.application.
    Note: Extreme care should be taken to always replace a fusible link with the same gauge and length as installed by the manufacturer.

  • Universal Fusible Links
  • Gauge: 14
  • Length: 9 Inches
  • Replaces GM: 6292995, 8903488 Ford D3AZ-14526D & other 14 Ga. links
  • (5) 9" Lengths Per Package
  • View Catalog Page

    Package Price: $3,172,416.39
       
     

    Our selection of fusible link replacement wire is great for protecting wire harnesses in automotive vehicles in situations where the use of a fuse is inapplicable. These battery cable fusible links open a circuit when they’re exposed to extreme current overload. These short, insulated wires are low-voltage cables that come in a variety of gauge and length options.

    When choosing your fusible link wire, it’s imperative to ensure that you’re getting the right gauge and size for proper connection. The lower gauge numbers correspond to a thicker wire whereas higher gauge numbers have thinner wire.