spikeypuck

So looking at my fuse block, or box. From the engine compartment, it looks like i'ts all melted together. I'm not having any electrical issues except my heater.
So i guess im wondering if this is a fairly easy fix? like get a new box, and put the wires back where they go. Or do i need to get more in depth and look into a whole new wiring harness and redo everything under the hood and dash?


I can add pictures tomorrow if anyone wants to see anything.

And thank you in advance for any input..

Spike

mobilecherokee4

pics?

Willys55

pictures speak a 1000 words. We can tell what to do from there

spikeypuck

ok, its a lil dark at the moment so ill get some pics after work.

thank you

spikeypuck

ok so here's a pic of the fusebox, or block whatever its actually called. its the best i could get with my phone. i have my camera battery charging in case they are to dark or blurry.

and once again. thank you for any advice...

spike

Willys55

They do make the tools for popping out the individual wire pins and yes it is time consuming. From what I could see in the picture you have at least eight wires that have suffered excessive current draw. I could not tell if the fuse block was damaged as well. The easiest thing would be to go to the junk yard and grab a doner with about a foot of wire to spare, then resplice in. However if the block is still good just replace each pin connector on the wires that are shot.

Turbo X_J

You may want to check what you have in the way of current draw on those circuits as well as fuse amperage. The fuses should have blown before that stage. It's a real mess trying to repair after a fire.

spikeypuck

lol, yea i bet it is. ill head out with my meter now. thanx