Automotive Fuse Kit, ATM Series, 42 Fuses Included, K Class, 5 to 30A, Not Rated - 1 Each

Beware of cheap fuses. In recent years people have found cheap fuses that only pop well above the amp rating, search around for tests about it. These fuses are made in Japan and can be trusted. Don't try to save a few bucks when buying fuses. And the tester/puller this kit came with is very handy.

Solid product. First, I made the mistake of buying one of those bargain fuse kits, you know 150+ fuses for the price of this kit. Big mistake. They are a bargain for a reason. The contact inside those fuses is super thin. First time i used the 15 A fuse, it popped within a day. Bussmann fuses are much better quality. The internal contact is visibly thicker and closer to what I pulled out of my 3/4 Ton Chevy truck. I'm sticking with this brand.

Good quality

I needed to replace a blown 20A fuse in my car. My first inclination was to buy one of those "enough car fuses to last the lifetimes of you, your kids, their kids, and their grandkids, plus about a million left over" kits. But I did my research and discovered that a lot of those cheapo kit fuses don't work as rated. OK, plan B. I went back to tried-and-true Bussman. Sure, they are FAR more expensive than those kits. But they have a well-earned decades long reputation. And the fuses are made in Japan, where precision is valued. So that's how I wound up getting this kit. I bought this particular kit because it came with the tester/puller, as well. But the tester is pretty bad. You have to align the two pins very carefully with the top of the fuse, and because of how the tester is constructed, you can't get the proper alignment if your fuse box is nestled away near a wall of your car--as it is in mine. So the tester is somewhat worthless. The fuse puller is also pretty junky. I just used a pair of needle nosed pliers--they work much better. The fuses work well, and unlike the cheapos, they have the rating printed on the end. And I trust the fuse will blow if/when it's supposed to. I mean, that's what it's for, right? No need to be penny wise and burn-your-car-down foolish. Pros: ** Good quality, reliable Japan-made fuses ** Fuse rating printed on end ** Decent assortment of fuses Cons: ** Tester isn't very good ** Puller isn't very good ** Pricey.

Had a tailight that wouldn't work and the answer was to replace a fuse. Much cheaper than buying a replacement light and easy to use.

They are automotive fuses. They work as advertised.

Great variety.

More than I'll ever need :)

Excelentes surtido de fusibles y aparte el probador de fusibles qué se adapta a cualquier tamaño. Buen kit

This is a great package. The fuses are made in Japan. Good quality, give you different assortment sizes. There are only three places that I would buy fuses, made in Japan, Canada, and U.S.A. They are rated for marine use too.

Tester works well, tested all my fuses and they were all fine, but tested blown ones I had already changed just to make sure, and yep, works true.

Fuses are good. Tester works easily without having to remove the fuses. The puller sucks, and the container is definitely not reusable.

Good