Replacing Fuse Box

So next on the list is to replace my fuse box from the original to a blade fuse box. I could only find a few on eBay that shipped out of North America, will this one work fine? And how exactly do I replace it?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/12v-Universal-4 ... 27d357a109

 

That'll do. You'll also need some female, crimp-on, spade connectors (insulated), and the appropriate crimping tool. Just label the wires from the original fusebox (one pair per circuit), clip them off, and crimp on the spade connectors. After that's done you connect the wires to the new fusebox, paying attention to which wires pair up, and which amperage fuse is for that circuit. Many people (myself included) also shrink-wrap the gap that is left between the spade connector's insulation, and the insulation for the wire (the gap around the circumference, you want the insulation for the connector to overlap that of the wire).
I also bought some clear, stick-on, labels for my printer and made a circuit label that I stuck to the inside of the fusebox cover.

Here' a decent how-to on installing crimped terminals https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/working-with-wire/how-to-crimp-an-electrical-connector

 

Fuse panel replacement with pictures.

Pretty easy. I wish I had solder the wires, but I didn't have the soldering gun at that point.

http://xjbikes.com/Forums/viewtopic/t=28006.html

 

If you get it from XJ4Ever you will get everything you need plus instructions. This is the way I went and had no issues at all.

 

+1 on getting it from xj4ever! He'll hook you up!!