Using empty slots in OEM fuse box?

I was thinking about this thread while I was at the junkyard today and decided to grab a fuse box out of a '97.

Now I'm thinking "how do I get these damn terminals out without destroying them?".

Do I need a terminal removal tool kit? I was going to buy one but have no idea which might work - 20, 39, 60, 76, 82, 109 piece set?

Ugh. Yay, learning new things!

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I was thinking about this thread while I was at the junkyard today and decided to grab a fuse box out of a '97.

Now I'm thinking "how do I get these damn terminals out without destroying them?".

Do I need a terminal removal tool kit? I was going to buy one but have no idea which might work - 20, 39, 60, 76, 82, 109 piece set?

Ugh. Yay, learning new things!

You need a small flat tip screwdriver set similar to this. The terminal removal kits on Amazon are junk. I installed an aux fuse box from a '04' Grand Cherokee in my '18 Runner to avoid changing main box.
 

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Ugh this looks like a pain. How do the individual fuses connect to the wire leading off from the battery? Is there a bus bar that they attach to?

Also would this be a suitable fuse holder if you cant find a 4runner to harvest components from?
 
Also would this be a suitable fuse holder if you cant find a 4runner to harvest components from?

i don't see why not, they should.

Looking at the reviews though made me laugh: "Do these work on a 2008 silverado fuse box?"

Answer: Dear friend,
Sorry, we are not sure, if this item as same as the product that you need, you could purchase it.

very, VERY helpful seller
 
Ugh this looks like a pain. How do the individual fuses connect to the wire leading off from the battery? Is there a bus bar that they attach to?

Also would this be a suitable fuse holder if you cant find a 4runner to harvest components from?

It's been a while since I did this project, but I believe that the terminals you linked will not work.

If you look closely, you'll see that they are missing the small "step" and the "wings" that Toyota terminals have, as do the ho-1000 terminals. I think both are needed to properly snap into place in the fuse box. But I could be wrong.

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Stupid question but how is the fuse cover held down? I want to get access to the inside of the box to add a few fuses.
 
It's been a while and I still haven't bought anything. Can anyone confirm if any of the linked products will work in our 4runner?

Finding this part out of a junkyard is impossible because the wiring harnesses are worth so much more intact.
 

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