Fitness Quest Xl Mini Stepper

Fitness Quest Xl Mini Stepper

Patented and introduced in 1989 by Littelfuse to meet the OEM need to protect a more outstanding number of circuits without utilizing more space. Features silver plated blades and Littelfuse designed industry ordinary color coding to indicate amp rating.

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Fitness Quest Xl Mini Stepper Pic

Fitness Quest Xl Mini Stepper Pic

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Works in my Pontiac Grand Am 2005 6cyl
By BB Indiana
I purchased 10A, 15A and 20A of these MINI BP PRO fuses. The amazon web site indicated they would ‘not’ fit a 2005, Pontiac Grand Am 6 cyl but they most surely do! I took a gamble on the picture being rectify and this time won. (RISKY)

These are very tiny and have a tapered semi-spade blade as the pictures indicate.
Just so you know, on my ruler, they are regarding 7/16″ wide and the blade is when it comes to 1/4″ long.

My ciggy lighter takes the 20A (yellow). I’ll toss a mixture of these in the car and fill up the empty ‘spare’ fuse holders on the passenger, driver side and underneath the hood fuse boxes.

0 of 0 persons found the following review helpful.
Not the right size for Scion TC
By Shimone Samuel
These showed up as fitting for my Scion TC – I was distinctively looking for the short Japanese-style fuses and these claimed to be them. The picture even shows a short blade (on the bottom left). When these arrived notwithstanding they were unquestionably the longer blade. I took a pair of pliers and chopped the blades largely off to fit. The fuse sticks out now but the connection is made so my cigarette lighter (aka iPhone charger) is working now. 3 stars because it’s a fuse that works. -2 because it is not a “fit” as advertised. FYI – It turns out the best place to get Scion blades is at your local Toyota dealership’s elements shop.

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