Help - I fryed my fuse box then some

[Eagle_Adam]

Thanks jester,

 

So here is what i finally ended up doing. i took the melted spot and ground it out with my dremel, then i removed one of the contacts from a JY fuse box and adhered it to the old melted one. I cut off the melted slot on the wiring harness clip and wired the harness to a new end and just plugged the wire strait onto the fuse box. I figured that the wiring harness clip was only there to two things. Make it easier to plug and unplug from the fusebox and make sure you dont plug the wrong wire into the wrong slot on the back of the box. I still have part of the clip that make a 90 degree turn so i cant screw that up and there is only one place to plug in the last wire. I will have a new fuse box soon and when i find a 74 620 i will snip the wiring harness clip off of it. If anybody has a part truck that is a 74 i need that wiring harness clip. If anybody sees anything blairingly wrong please say something im not a master mechanic or and electrical wiz so im open to criticism.

[Eagle_Adam]

BTW , thank you for everybody's help and offers for parts!!!!!! very cool of you

[DanielC]

I just made a post titled "Headlight Relays" If you do the additional headlight relays, it takes the high amp headlight load out of the stock Datsun fuse box, and the fuse box has much less of a tendency to melt down.

Here is the link:

http://community.ratsun.net/topic/30060-headlight-relays/page__pid__448880#entry448880

[Eagle_Adam]

Daniel i have not had a chance to hook up your relays but i did get this in the mail today.

 

 

and it has the wire for constant power to the headlights that jester ID'd for me. Ill install it tomorrow

[ppeters914]

Dat's purdy. Where did you order it from, and what did it cost?

 

Pete

[Eagle_Adam]

here's the link to the auction - http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220752212580&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWNX%3AIT

 

Ive been driving on it for a while now and every thing works good!