306-Piece Automotive Blade Fuse Assortment Kit with Pullers

The Right Spare Fuse, Easier to Find

Keep a neatly sorted selection of automotive blade fuses ready for routine maintenance. This assortment brings together standard, mini and low-profile mini fuses in a compartmented case, so you can compare sizes and find the required amp rating without digging through loose spares.

Three Fuse Sizes in One Kit

• 90 standard blade fuses: 10 of each included amp rating.
• 108 mini blade fuses: 12 of each included amp rating.
• 108 low-profile mini blade fuses: 12 of each included amp rating.
• 306 fuses total: Plus two fuse pullers for handling compatible fuses.

Nine Amp Ratings to Choose From

Each fuse style includes 2A, 5A, 7.5A, 10A, 15A, 20A, 25A, 30A and 35A ratings. Color-coded housings and marked amp ratings help you identify your selection. Always check the printed rating and vehicle specifications rather than relying on color alone.

Organized for Everyday Maintenance

• Compartmented storage case: Keeps different sizes and ratings separated.
• Transparent housings: Allow a visual check of the fuse element.
• Fuse pullers: Help grip and remove compatible blade fuses.
• Multiple formats: Useful for vehicles that specify the included standard, mini or low-profile mini fuse types.

Check Compatibility Before Use

Match the replacement fuse's physical size, type, amp rating and voltage rating to the vehicle manufacturer's requirements. These three fuse formats are not interchangeable. This assortment does not cover every vehicle or fuse type.

Replacement Essentials

1. Consult your vehicle manual to locate the correct fuse and confirm its required specification.
2. Switch off the ignition and affected circuit, and follow the manufacturer's electrical safety instructions.
3. Use a suitable fuse puller to remove the fuse and check it with an appropriate method.
4. Fit a replacement of the exact specified type and amp rating, then close the fuse box securely.

Important: Never install a higher-amp fuse to prevent repeated blowing. If the replacement fails again, stop and have the underlying electrical fault inspected by a qualified technician.

Keep your spare fuses sorted and ready for your next maintenance task.