140Pcs Assortment Standard Puller Vehicle Review

It's great. A little cramped in the fuse holder but you need it in high current applications. I have used a few in a 1967 military jeep with no failure to date. I used two on an old JD tractor, no problem. Good enough.

These integrated fuse holders are very handy and do exactly what they are supposed to do. The lid is waterproof, but not necessarily waterproof. When you add them to your electrical system, they are a great way to protect it from short circuits or failures.

I just received an old camper van. I wanted to buy a small pack of these (less than half a pack) and it was almost three times the price. I'm glad I looked here first. They cover everything I need with additional features and pop up right away.

These fuse holders are perfect for any fuse change on any vehicle or as an accessory. While I won't get them wet, they look and feel sturdy enough to keep water out. The price is also very good!

Very good selection of fuses. I bought these to keep in my caravan as we are constantly on wheels. We were hiking through the backwoods one night and in the morning found the electrical tongue socket didn't work, just a bad fuse, glad I had a good range.

I've only used one so far, I used it as an auxiliary charger for my old truck, I connected it directly to the hot side of the starter solenoid. So I could charge with the ignition off, but the fuse keeps me from burning anything. Ideal for amplifiers, additional lighting.

With this set you always have the right fuse when you need it. I bought it as a precaution for longer trips in our motorhome. The same fuses are used for 12V household circuits, chassis circuits and our boat. I always had a small set in the car, but with that we'll probably never have to buy another one again.

I needed several 20 amp fuses and found that I was paying almost as much for half a dozen as I did for this assortment which contained ten 20 amp fuses. Supplied in a beautiful plastic box. The photo on the box didn't reflect the distribution inside the box itself, so I spent a few minutes moving it around to keep the photo accurate and to make it a little easier to find the right fuse.

I'm no car wiring expert but a serious DIYer with some wiring experience over the years. What I like about them: Well fitted lid, connectors seem to be well made, use a regular sized cheap standard blade instead of a glass or mini blade. I have an LED strip on my pickup and it seems to have problems when it rains ie it doesn't work. I guessed correctly that water had gotten into the wiring somewhere and replaced the quick release clamps that connected to the regular truck wiring. I also cleaned