Main fuses used in INEOS Grenadier

[ddv]

I hope Prolec/Swe-Check will put together a kit for Australian users before too long, but that remains to be confirmed.

Thanks. I will keep my eye out on the Sweet-Check site

 

[TheDocAUS]

Forgive the ignorance, but what is “shunt.”

In Australian slang it can mean a car accdient.

 

[DenisM]

Forgive the ignorance, but what is “shunt.”

It's also a term used to describe a means of going in an alternative pathway. For example:
In "electrickery" it's a low resistance path around a point in a circuit (https://www.electrical4u.com/shunt-resistors/)
In medicine it can take the form of a thin plastic tube used to drain excess fluid and stop swelling (e.g. from the brain) or the inner ear...
As kids we used watch the "shunters" at work at the main city railway station between platforms...they would join or disconnect carriages /good wagons moving from one train to another ("shunting"). They were inevitably covered in black grease ...it was dangerous work..many got crushed to death over the years because the train would move at the wrong time...

 

[DCPU]

Those of us old enough...

 

[etbandit]

Here you go:
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Does the spare slot with the 60A fuse listing (between the 150A and 100A) already have the 60A fuse installed? Or do I need to put one in if I wish to use that slot? I'm wanting to use that spare slot for a 50A Anderson plug for powering the caravan.

 

[NQ94]

Littlefuse Aftermarket Catalog may help with Grenadier's 12V projects.

https://www.littelfuse.com/~/media/commercial-vehicle/catalogs/littelfuse-aftermarket-catalog-cvp150.pdf?la=en

 

[DCPU]

Does the spare slot with the 60A fuse listing (between the 150A and 100A) already have the 60A fuse installed? Or do I need to put one in if I wish to use that slot? I'm wanting to use that spare slot for a 50A Anderson plug for powering the caravan.

It was already installed on mine ~ different from the 5 way fuse box where the unused port is completely empty.

I assume if you've not ticked some of the options more ports may be blank.

 

[acwiltshire]

Bugger! Never mind - thanks!


All sorted!

Thanks for delving . Please will you circulate the new purchase list when it's finalised.

 

[TheDocAUS]

SPARE FUSE KIT
My suggested spare fuse kit, look here, is the best I can do. I gave up trying to convince Swe-Check to put together a basic fuse kit for the Grenadier and moved onto other projects.

My suggested spare fuse kit is a good starting point.

 

[ddv]

SPARE FUSE KIT
My suggested spare fuse kit, look here, is the best I can do. I gave up trying to convince Swe-Check to put together a basic fuse kit for the Grenadier and moved onto other projects.

My suggested spare fuse kit is a good starting point.

Thanks for the list. I ordered the set as recommended. Lucky I did this as I was recently on a moderately remote trip and blew an important fuse ( for power to camper)and because of your list I had a spare. Thanks

 

[TheDocAUS]

Thanks for the list. I ordered the set as recommended. Lucky I did this as I was recently on a moderately remote trip and blew an important fuse ( for power to camper)and because of your list I had a spare. Thanks

Good to hear.

 

[Tinki]

Wanted to thank @TheDocAUS for all the info on the fuses ! All found on mouser website.
Beginning of the spares box , just need some more mini fuses and the rest of the relays .

 

[YIPPE]

Wanted to thank @TheDocAUS for all the info on the fuses ! All found on mouser website.
Beginning of the spares box , just need some more mini fuses and the rest of the relays .

Oooh I like this. Could we please have a list attached to photo. TIA

 

[TheDocAUS]

The suggested spares list can be read here.

 

[Tinki]

Oooh I like this. Could we please have a list attached to photo. TIA

Here is teh lsit of my order . Please do not go blindly buying fuses . I have not verified all of them . buy at your own risk . The list form The Doc above is way better.

Mouser No: 5760895030.

Z

Mfr. No: 0895030.Z

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses 30A Low

Profile

Mouser No: 5760895060.

Z

Mfr. No: 0895060.Z

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses 60A Low

Profile

Mouser No: 5760895040.

Z

Mfr. No: 0895040.Z

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses 40A Low

Profile

Mouser No: 5760997030.

WXN

Mfr. No: 0997030.WXN

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses 58V 30A

Mouser No: 5760997025.

WXN

Mfr. No: 0997025.WXN

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses 58V 25A

Mouser No: 5763298300.

H

Mfr. No: 3298300.H

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses

Mouser No: 5763298125.

Z

Mfr. No: 3298125.Z



Mfr. No: 3298300.H

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses

Mouser No: 5763298125.

Z

Mfr. No: 3298125.Z

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses ZCase

32V 125A 480pc MEGA

Mouser No: 5763298150.

Z

Mfr. No: 3298150.Z

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses ZCase

32V 150A 480pc MEGA

Mouser No: 5763298350.

ZXSTA

Mfr. No: 3298350.ZXSTA

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses ZCase

32V 350A 480pc STARTER

Mouser No: 5760498060.

MXM6

Mfr. No: 0498060.MXM6

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses 60A W/

M6 Holes MIDI

Mouser No: 5763298100.

H

Mfr. No: 3298100.H

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses Fuse ZCase

Mega 32V 100A 100 pc

Mouser No: 5763298080.

Z

Mfr. No: 3298080.Z

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses ZCase

32V 80A 480pc MEGA

Mouser No: 655V23074A1001A402

Mfr. No: V23074A1001A402

Desc.: Automotive Relays Automotive Relays MICRO

A RELAY 12VDC 1 FORM A

Mouser No: 5760298300.

ZXH

Mfr. No: 0298300.ZXH

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses 32V 300A

Riveted

Mouser No: 5760298250.

ZXEH

Mfr. No: 0298250.ZXEH

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses 32V 250A



Mouser No: 5760298500.

ZXH

Mfr. No: 0298500.ZXH

Desc.: Automotive Fuses Automotive Fuses 32V 500A

Riveted

 

[das mo]

COCKPIT ELECTRICAL CENTRE (FUSE BOX 2)

This Fuse Box is located to the left and slightly down from the steering wheel on a right-hand drive vehicle. It has JCase fuses and Mini blade fuses. There are no relays in this fuse box.

JCase fuses used
The Low Profile JCase Fuses (895/PAL Fuses) are rated at 30 amps (1 fuse) and 40 amps (4 fuses).

Warning: there are two models at the various ratings for the JCase fuses, I have not worked out which one is used in the IG.

Mini blade fuses used
The Mini blade fuses are used are rated at 5 amps, 7.5 amps, 10 amps, 15 amps and 20 amps.

Diagram and photo
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Just realized that the JCase ones here are not the low profile ones used under the back seats. They are twice the lengths. ;(

 

[TheDocAUS]

Just realized that the JCase ones here are not the low profile ones used under the back seats. They are twice the lengths. ;(

Are you saying Low Profile JCase Fuses (895 / PAL Fuses) are not the correct description for the fuse or you bought the wrong version?

JCase fuses can be normal size and low profile.

 

[das mo]

Are you saying Low Profile JCase Fuses (895 / PAL Fuses) are not the correct description for the fuse or you bought the wrong version?

JCase fuses can be normal size and low profile.

I always assume mistake in my side. Also naming here seems different and me searching for 895 returned nothing. Found it in some product documents though, so expected to be good.

The ones I bought after pulling one in the back are these here:



The ones used in the front are these:



So the connections sitting deep in the fuse box, I assumed the low profile ones do not fit.

 

[TheDocAUS]

Top image are low profile fuses, bottom are standard size JCase fuses. I believe only Low profile are used in the INEOS in two fuse boxes, but we have never had any confirmation from INEOS itself (and that will not change). EDIT: JCASE Low profile are used in the battery fuse box, and the longer JCase used in the cockpit fuse box and perhaps the under hood/bonnet fuse box. I am still trying to work it all out.

There is a deliberate lack of fuse information from all the car brands.

 

[das mo]

Well. So I confirm the EU Diesel version is using the regular ones in the fuse box next to the steering wheel.