Nissan Oem Fusible Link Assy Frontier-pathfinder-xterra Positive Battery Cable on 2040-parts.com
York, Pennsylvania, US
Genuine Nissan OEM Fusible Link Assembly This bolts onto the Positive Battery Terminal then the Positive cable bolts onto this part. It has 140a and 80a fuses on top leading to 2 posts for cables to bolt to. It also has 60a, 80a, 80a, and 100a auxillary fuses on the side leading to the 4 terminal plug. Fits these vehicles: Frontier == 2005 - 2012 Pathfinder == 2005 - 2012 Xterra == 2005 - 2012 NO RETURNS ON ELECTRICAL PARTS == FREE SHIPPING == E-mail or call us with your VIN if you have any questions. We are your source for all OEM Nissan parts and accessories. Feel free to contact us for items not seen. We ship to U.S. addresses only. (Including Puerto Rico) No international sales. |
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