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Can anyone tell me the part numbers for the air and oil filters as used on the 1.8 Duratec.

Also what is the 80 amp fuse type a fitted on the battery connection and what is it designed to protect.

4/4 70th Anniversary model

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Air and Oil filter part numbers: FRAM CA9126 and FoMoCo 1751529 AA6E-6714-AA


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Thanks Roger

The Fram make I am familiar with-what is FoMoCo?

Also what about this 80amp fuse?

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Ford Motor Company?

OEM part number.

Can't help with the 80A fuse, though something rated that high has got to be some sort of master fuse, surely? Nothing as sophisticated on my '85 car...

[on edit: DW got there before me, while I was playing with the pretty colours...]

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Originally Posted By Gordon
Also what about this 80amp fuse?

Whilst checking out a new creak in my rear this morning (slightly loose U bolts on one side) I had a quick peep.
The Maxi blade 80 amp fuse appears to be protecting everything apart from the starter.

A pic should anybody be interested in where it lives.

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Thanks for all the info on part numbers and for confirming the fuse type.I have one on order


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Gordon I blame you for making my "to do list” even longer today smile

The flying fuse holder appears to be a panel mount holder. It occurred to me that it would make a super immobiliser device if it was mounted on a bracket on the back of the heel board with the fuse just poking through, and maybe a simple cover. An easy alternative to a power cut of switch that I had been pondering on.
Just lift the carpet and whip out the fuse to kill the power thinking


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Good thinking Roger.

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