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FiveEyes FMM/MCASE Micro Cartridge Fuse Assortment 30-Piece (15–40A) Slow-Blow, Color-Coded
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FiveEyes Mcase FMM 30-piece micro cartridge fuse assortment supplies reliable slow-blow circuit protection for modern vehicles and electronics.
This compact kit contains six fuses at each common rating (15A, 20A, 25A, 30A, 40A) in the FMM/MCASE micro cartridge format used by many newer cars, trucks and aftermarket devices. The set is designed to meet the trend toward smaller, higher-current fuse packages found on recent vehicle models, and the industry-standard color coding makes it quick to pick the right fuse in a roadside or garage repair situation.
How do I know these fuses fit my vehicle?
FMM (MCASE) micro cartridge fuses are specified for many newer Ford-family models and other makes using the mini box-shaped cartridge standard. Check your vehicle’s owner manual or the fuse box cover for a matching FMM/MCASE designation and amp rating before replacing a fuse.
- Includes six of each amp rating: 15A, 20A, 25A, 30A, 40A.
- Fits vehicles listing MCASE, FMM or micro cartridge fuse types.
- Color-coded bodies speed correct selection and reduce mistakes.
What does “slow-blow” mean and when should I use it?
Slow-blow fuses tolerate brief current spikes without opening, making them suitable for circuits with motors, pumps, or devices that draw a short surge on startup. They protect against sustained overloads while avoiding nuisance failures from harmless inrush currents.
- Best for circuits with short startup surges like blower motors or power windows.
- Prevents unnecessary blowouts from harmless transient spikes.
- Provides stable protection for sensitive accessories and aftermarket electronics.
How does this kit save time and money compared with single fuses?
Buying a multi-pack ensures you have the most commonly needed ratings on hand instead of running to a store for a single replacement. The assortment is priced lower per fuse than typical retail automotive counters and reduces downtime during roadside repairs.
- Thirty fuses cover a wide range of common circuit ratings.
- Lower cost per unit than individual retail fuses.
- Helps avoid emergency trips to parts stores for single replacements.
How should I store and install these micro cartridge fuses?
Keep the fuses in a dry, organized container to prevent corrosion and to quickly identify ratings by color. When installing, always replace a blown fuse with the same amp rating and type; if unsure, consult a vehicle wiring diagram or a qualified technician.
- Store in a clean, dry toolbox or labeled compartment.
- Replace only with identical amp and FMM/MCASE type fuses.
- If replacements blow repeatedly, seek professional electrical diagnosis.
Who is this for? The FiveEyes Mcase FMM 30-piece kit suits DIYers, professional mechanics, and fleet technicians who work on newer vehicles that use micro cartridge fuses. It’s ideal for anyone who wants a complete, color-coded selection of slow-blow FMM fuses for on-road repairs, garage maintenance, or outfitting a service kit for trucks and cars.
FAQ
Q: Are these fuses compatible with Ford models?
A: Yes — FMM/MCASE micro cartridge fuses commonly fit many Ford-family vehicles; verify your fuse box lists MCASE or FMM before replacing.
Q: Can I use a different amp rating if the fuse keeps blowing?
A: No — always replace with the same amp rating; if fuses blow repeatedly, have the circuit inspected for faults.
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