Spares for Power Distribution Center?

[StarsAndBars]

Greetings All!

Aside from the common and standard fuses in the PDC, there appear to be other, less common replacements such as cartridge fuses and maybe even some relays?

I like being prepared, and keeping some spare parts with me, especially when going to remote areas. Has anyone put together a list of these? I could probably pull one together, mostly through trial-and-error. I just thought I would ask here first. If such a list doesn't exist, I would be happy to create one. I'd like to see a spreadsheet that calls out the various fuses, etc.

Thanks!

 

[Brutal_HO]

I have a spreadsheet here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...ouid=105565244363658163151&rtpof=true&sd=true

Google docs does some funny formatting of images and column widths, etc. from my original xls so there's that. If you have Excel, download/copy and open it in the app.

 

[StarsAndBars]

I have a spreadsheet here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...ouid=105565244363658163151&rtpof=true&sd=true

Google docs does some funny formatting of images and column widths, etc. from my original xls so there's that. If you have Excel, download/copy and open it in the app.

Thank you, Sir! MUCH appreciated!

 

[johnmyster]

Genos sells a small kit for about $25 that gets you 1 or 2 of everything, including that giant one in the corner.

If your truck is like mine, there are a few fuses in the load center for equipment you don't have, and they're spares in-hiding.

I put together a more extensive kit this winter for two trucks, on the cheap from amazon. Except for that giant one in the corner, you need "low profiles," "mcase mini", and micro2 to cover everything. You don't have any micro-3 in your box so that's nice.

My camper uses maxi and standard ATC, so I have those in the truck too...so at that point I also added some mini and mini-low-profile (on hand from my other cars) to the truck kit in an effort to be prepared for any good samaritan roadside/campground rescue opportunities.

EDIT: Also make sure you have some pliers to remove fuses (especially the larger ones) without breaking them. I keep needlenose in the truck but for the larger ones sometimes its better to pry using the tip of a pocket knife.