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Fuse on the MF 165

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Jicarre

10-20-2006 13:53:55




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Is someone could explane to me where to find the fuses on my tractor mf 165. I tried to follow the differents wires but I did not succeed to locate the fuses.

Give me your ideas please, thanks




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Big Dean

10-20-2006 15:50:40




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 Re: Fuse on the MF 165 in reply to Jicarre, 10-20-2006 13:53:55  
The US built MF165 has an inline fuse holder down by the starter solenoid in the wire that goes from the solenoid to the ammeter the later models had two of them there side by side and I don't remember for sure but the very last ones built may have a fusible link in place of the fuse. Some had a fuse for the alternator at the big terminal it looks like anything but a fuse it is about the size of a dime and it is two thin disc with a piece of thin metal connecting them together and bent over an Insulator with a disc on each side The light fuse is an inline fues behind the instrument panel in the wire from the ammeter to the light switch

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DavidP, South Wales

10-20-2006 14:13:40




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 Re: Fuse on the MF 165 in reply to Jicarre, 10-20-2006 13:53:55  
Hello,
You won't find a fuse box because there ain't one.
The fuses are in inline holders and can be accessed through the panel in front of the gear levers.
You will have to bend down to look upwards and you should see them roughly underneath the gauges. Alternatively remove the right hand side panel to make access a bit easier.
There are only two, 1 for the engine heater and one for the lights.
David P

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jicarre

10-20-2006 23:54:46




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 Re: Fuse on the MF 165 in reply to DavidP, South Wales, 10-20-2006 14:13:40  
Many thanks to you guys,

I am going now to look for these bloody fuses; I will tell you if I need further explanations

Thanks again !



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