Fuses for Talbot Express

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I have recently aquired a Talbot Express Autosleeper 1985 vintage and am experiencing difficulties with my dashboard fuses one of which just blew.

I have tried modern fuses with the same amp but these are marginally too short and blew immediately.

does anyone out there know where i can get hold of the fuses i need as there are one or two more of these fuses on the way out.

dacha
 
Which type of fuse are they? Blade type, glass tube type, porcelain type?
 
virgil said:
Which type of fuse are they? Blade type, glass tube type, porcelain type?
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They are the blade type, looks like there is;) a short on the electrics
 
***** said:
I thought that as new or old, the amps are the same, unless a little loose causes them to blow.:confused:
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Yes new or old, the amps are amps .
What is causing the fuse's to blow it seems like there is a short circut in the wiring somewhere if you replace the fuse and it blows every time you put in a new one.
I had a Talbot and any spade fuse works but it must be the replaced right amp fuse.:)
 
Tolbot Express

Hi is your tolbot fitted with a Peogot engine
 
talbot express fuses

yes they are ceramic blade type fuses! they seem to be a little longer than the new fuses i attempted to fit.

and yes the vehicle does have a peugot engine

thanks everyone for the advice so far.

dacha
 
dacha said:
yes they are ceramic blade type fuses! they seem to be a little longer than the new fuses i attempted to fit.

and yes the vehicle does have a peugot engine

thanks everyone for the advice so far.

dacha
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Do you know what the blown fuse is for, look on your fusebox and that should have a description on it some were as in a little symbol on the plastic ie horn, light, indicator, then you will know that is the circut that is causing the shorting out and blowing the fuse.;)
 
Fuses For Talbot

You Can Get Them If You Go To A Breakers Yard They Are On Most Old Cars
 
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