60A Yellow ABS Fuse

[ej86923]

Evening all,
Anyone have the part number or a link to a replacement? This is the yellow 60A fuse(more like fusible link) That sits in the fuse box under the hood on the drivers side. Rectangular yellow plastic.

I just can't seem to find the correct one going from pics online. Much appreciated, thanks

For reference, this is a '99 SR5 4WD 3.4

 

[AuSeeker]

Evening all,
Anyone have the part number or a link to a replacement? This is the yellow 60A fuse(more like fusible link) That sits in the fuse box under the hood on the drivers side. Rectangular yellow plastic.

I just can't seem to find the correct one going from pics online. Much appreciated, thanks

For reference, this is a '99 SR5 4WD 3.4

A photo would help!

 

[phattyduck]

Your local auto parts store can get those pretty quick... Small chance it is even in stock. Pull out the bad one and compare to what is on the Autozone or Oreilly website. Bussman or Littelfuse should both be fine.

-Charlie

 

[2TH4IST]

I believe those large "fuses" are bolted in to a common bar. So you have to remove the inner housing of the fuse box to get to the bolts.

ETA - it is a bolt in fuse, I thinks it's a PAL fuse. Here is a bussman:

https://a.co/d/gF4zTtw

 

[ej86923]

I believe those large "fuses" are bolted in to a common bar. So you have to remove the inner housing of the fuse box to get to the bolts.

ETA - it is a bolt in fuse, I thinks it's a PAL fuse. Here is a bussman:

https://a.co/d/gF4zTtw

Thanks, I think you are 100% correct about it being bolted in. I ordered one of those fuses. I haven't looked close enough at the fuse box to see how to do it yet. I don't guess there are any videos on it, that would be too easy. Thanks again.

ETA: I haven't found any 3rd gen specific videos but it looks like you have to take the fuse box apart to get at the bolts that hold it in. this is going to be a project. If anyone finds a 3rd gen specific video etc. please post. thanks so much

ETA2: found it, different fuse but same principle, maybe this'll help out someone else as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyVnB06OxDw

 

[JustTroItIn]

It's a PITA. There are four clips you have to press in to separate the inner box from the outer box. Once they are separated enough for you to access the (different sized) bolts on each side of the fuse, replace and then try and line that crap up again without dropping the bolt.