Fuse panel insert

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I would like to add a circuit to my in cab fuse panel. I see empty fuse spots that only have one terminal inside. Does anyone know what the part number is for the insert that goes on the backside with a pig tail wire on it? Do they exist? I've used some at work on CAT equipment, are fuse panels universal on the back? Thanks in advance.

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@AgInternational

Depends on the type on circuit those 'one sided' fuse slots are.
Some are constant, primary or secondary ignition.

Those back side fuse clips can be sourced for a 2015.
Wont be cheap from a supplier E.g. retailer who is selling them
specifically as F-150 fuse panel parts.

Better off researching them as generic terminals.
Hard to tell what FoMoCo used, I haven't been into those yet.
They generally carried over many years previous parts though.

Everything we did in Chassis Upfitting came through the firewall in a
grommet from the underhood power distribution block and was fused
there.
 
@AgInternational

Depends on the type on circuit those 'one sided' fuse slots are.
Some are constant, primary or secondary ignition.

Those back side fuse clips can be sourced for a 2015.
Wont be cheap from a supplier E.g. retailer who is selling them
specifically as F-150 fuse panel parts.

Better off researching them as generic terminals.
Hard to tell what FoMoCo used, I haven't been into those yet.
They generally carried over many years previous parts though.

Everything we did in Chassis Upfitting came through the firewall in a
grommet from the underhood power distribution block and was fused
there.
Like the blunt cut wires in p71?

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Most of our 'accessories' runs were brought inside through
a firewall hole, grommet and silicone sealed.
Wire loomed and circuit breaker auto reset out side.

Inside was a 4 position fuse block.
4 leads to whatever needed.
 

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