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OEM Auto Fuses

Protect Your Electrical System with Quality Fuses

Most drivers know the basic functions of their vehicle's systems, but fewer understand the signs of gradual wear and when replacement becomes necessary. Fuses protect electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits. These small devices contain metal elements that melt when current exceeds safe levels, breaking the circuit before damage occurs. Vehicles like the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla depend on properly rated fuses to safeguard expensive electronics, computers, and electrical components from potentially catastrophic failures.

How Fuses Protect Your Vehicle

Each fuse contains a metal strip or wire designed to carry a specific current rating. When electrical current flows through the circuit, it passes through the fuse. If a short circuit or overload occurs, excess current heats the metal element until it melts, instantly interrupting power flow. This sacrificial action prevents wiring fires and protects sensitive electronic components from damage.

Why Fuses Blow and Need Replacement

Fuses blow when circuits draw more current than designed, often from short circuits or failed components. Age causes internal elements to weaken and blow prematurely. Moisture corrosion affects fuse contacts, creating resistance that generates heat. Using incorrect amperage ratings causes either nuisance blowing or failure to protect circuits properly. Generic aftermarket fuses frequently use inferior metals that don't blow at correct current levels or blow inconsistently. These cheap alternatives may not fit properly in fuse panels, creating loose connections that cause electrical problems beyond simple circuit protection, potentially damaging your alternators and charging system.

Replace Blown Fuses Correctly

Install new fuses immediately when circuits stop working. Always use the exact amperage rating specified for each circuit. If new fuses blow repeatedly, underlying electrical problems require diagnosis before replacement. Keep spare fuses in your vehicle for roadside repairs. Genuine OEM fuses meet exacting specifications for reliable, consistent protection of your vehicle's electrical systems.

Order today and find out why Bob Howard PDC is every mechanics choice for genuine OEM parts and accessories.

243198991A - : Fuse for Nissan Image

Fuse

Nissan 24319-8991A
Under hood. 10amp. Instrument panel & body. 10 amp. Engine room. 10a. Front compartment fuse & relay components. 10 amp. Coupe,...
$4.79
MSRP $7.02
Save $2.23
31.8% Off
68630157AA - : Fuse for Mopar Image

Fuse

Mopar 68630157AA
40 Amp Fuse.
$45.18
MSRP $65.10
Save $19.92
30.6% Off
68094352AA - : Fuse for Mopar Image

Fuse

Mopar 68094352AA
15a.
$1.49
MSRP $2.05
Save $0.56
27.3% Off
SW8485 - : Fuse for Ford Image

Fuse

Ford SW-8485
$67.88
MSRP $106.40
Save $38.52
36.2% Off
GU5Z14526A - : Fuse for Ford Image

Fuse

$16.66
MSRP $25.45
Save $8.79
34.5% Off
SW8609 - : Fuse for Ford Image

Fuse

Ford SW-8609
$80.52
MSRP $126.20
Save $45.68
36.2% Off
94029692 - : Fuse for GM Image

Fuse

$2.23
MSRP $3.12
Save $0.89
28.5% Off
84070942 - : Fuse for Honda Image

Fuse

Honda 84070942
$6.14
MSRP $8.00
Save $1.86
23.3% Off
84116255 - : Fuse for Honda Image

Fuse

Honda 84116255
$11.42
MSRP $14.87
Save $3.45
23.2% Off
90118WA786 - : Fuse for Toyota Image

Fuse

Toyota 90118-WA786
$0.51
MSRP $0.67
Save $0.16
23.9% Off
90118WA778 - : Fuse for Toyota Image

Fuse

Toyota 90118-WA778
$0.63
MSRP $0.82
Save $0.19
23.2% Off

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