Fuse set GEKO G03617 — 10 automotive blade fuses (assorted sizes)

GEKO G03617 is a set of 10 automotive blade fuses supplied in assorted common sizes and ratings for use in vehicle electrical systems. The kit is intended for replacement and repair of fuse-protected circuits and contains multiple blade fuse types to cover typical automotive needs such as lighting, audio, and accessory circuits. The compact set is convenient for workshop inventory or carrying as a roadside emergency kit to restore protection after a blown fuse.

Advantages

The assortment provides immediate access to several fuse ratings, reducing downtime when replacing blown fuses. Blade fuse construction offers standard form factor compatibility with most passenger vehicle fuse boxes. The kit format helps keep spare fuses organized and available for quick swap-outs during diagnostics or repairs.

Suitable for

• Replacing blown blade fuses in passenger cars and light commercial vehicles
• Protecting circuits such as headlights, interior lighting, audio systems, and auxiliary accessories
• Use in workshops, service vans, or roadside emergency kits for fast circuit restoration

Key specifications

• Quantity: 10 blade fuses in assorted common sizes and ratings
• Type: automotive blade fuse format suitable for standard fuse boxes
• Application: protecting low-voltage vehicle electrical circuits (lighting, audio, accessories)
• Packaging: compact kit for storage and portability

How to use

Identify the blown fuse in the vehicle's fuse box by consulting the vehicle's fuse diagram, visual inspection, or using a continuity tester. Select the matching replacement fuse with the same amperage rating from the kit and press it into the corresponding fuse slot until fully seated. After replacement, verify circuit operation and ensure the underlying fault is addressed to prevent repeated fuse failures.

Usage recommendations

Store fuses in a dry, accessible place and only replace a fuse with one of the same amperage rating. If a fuse blows repeatedly, inspect the circuit for short circuits or overloads before fitting another replacement.