Storehouse 30 Pc. Standard Auto Blade Fuse With Led Indicator Assortment #67693 on 2040-parts.com
Oak Hill, West Virginia, United States
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Description  This set of auto fuses is ideal for protecting the wiring and electronics of your vehicle. Each fuse is color coded to easily identify amperage. The auto fuses feature a red LED light that glows whenever the fuse blows to save you time and frustration tracking down a blown fuse. Organized in a convenient PVC case, this is an ideal set of car fuses for any auto mechanic or car enthusiast!
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