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> FS: NOS Engman fuse block
BKLA
post Apr 1 2025, 03:17 PM
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This is not the Jwest product, I believe (although I have some of the west cards to include)

I believe this was one of the engman boards where he silk screened on the symbols.

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post Apr 1 2025, 03:29 PM
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Sweeet...I'd have to dig in my stash, but I'm not sure mine has the symbols.

Any idea if there is a sticker of the symbols that those of us w/o could use?
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@BKLA

Not sure if that is an Engman panel but if it is I suggest checking the jumpers between fuses 1, 2, 3, and 4. I installed one years ago and it had the jumpers connected wrong so that it would have one high and one low beam at a time. The hi low switch would swap which side was high or low.
If being installed on an early car make sure it clears the power buss at the left side to the fuse panel. It arced when the ignition was on.
Had to move the buss to the other side from where it was mounted.
Nice product overall.
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QUOTE(bdstone914 @ Apr 1 2025, 05:49 PM) *

@BKLA

Not sure if that is an Engman panel but if it is I suggest checking the jumpers between fuses 1, 2, 3, and 4. I installed one years ago and it had the jumpers connected wrong so that it would have one high and one low beam at a time. The hi low switch would swap which side was high or low.
If being installed on an early car make sure it clears the power buss at the left side to the fuse panel. It arced when the ignition was on.
Had to move the buss to the other side from where it was mounted.
Nice product overall.


Honestly, I bought a number of boards from Engman and from J West in the restorations that I did. This could actually be an early J West board, but I don’t know for sure. Obviously the cardboard fuse printouts are from a J West kit for the early 914’s as I used the later cards for my 74 and 73 restomods.
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QUOTE(bdstone914 @ Apr 1 2025, 05:49 PM) *

@BKLA

Not sure if that is an Engman panel but if it is I suggest checking the jumpers between fuses 1, 2, 3, and 4. I installed one years ago and it had the jumpers connected wrong so that it would have one high and one low beam at a time. The hi low switch would swap which side was high or low.
If being installed on an early car make sure it clears the power buss at the left side to the fuse panel. It arced when the ignition was on.
Had to move the buss to the other side from where it was mounted.
Nice product overall.


Honestly, I bought a number of boards from Engman and from J West in the restorations that I did. This could actually be an early J West board, but I don’t know for sure. Obviously the cardboard fuse printouts are from a J West kit for the early 914’s as I used the later cards for my 74 and 73 restomods.


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