Bongo Fury

Hi
Does anyone have details of a positive battery terminal with additional terminal tags / bolts for accessories?
Cheers
Helen

Hi, Would this be of any use? http://www.conrad-uk.com/ce/en/product/ ... 20-x-58-mm Dave

Hi,why not use a small # way fuse box.?

hi
Turbodave...
Thanks, I've looked at Conrad before, and despite their claims,they only post to 2 or 3 EU countries....That's a pity, as they have some stuff I can use!
Teenmal...
Yes...best idea!...I have a fusebox all ready to fit... ...BUT...I have some high-amp stuff I'd like to connect direct...I'm sure I've seen a battery terminal with an array of several bolts on a bar, but can't remember where!
Cheers
Helen

helen&tony wrote:hi
Turbodave...
Thanks, I've looked at Conrad before, and despite their claims,they only post to 2 or 3 EU countries....That's a pity, as they have some stuff I can use!
Teenmal...
Yes...best idea!...I have a fusebox all ready to fit... ...BUT...I have some high-amp stuff I'd like to connect direct...I'm sure I've seen a battery terminal with an array of several bolts on a bar, but can't remember where!
Cheers
Helen

If you put a longer bolt through the clamp and use an additional nut you will be able to connect the National Grid to it.

You could also try here,the trusty old Halfords ..

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... yId_255205

Or ebay... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-Heavy-Duty- ... 27d0900645



Others are available, but this was the first I saw with worldwide shipping.

Hi
Thanks
Maybe I'm being pernickety, but I already have 6 connections (fused) off the +ve..... ...I need spares... ...some are getting transferred to a fuse box, but others NEED a terminal....I've seen the two-nut jobbies, but I'll swear i've seen 4 somewhere????....
I wonder how many batteries I can cram in the back??????
Thanks
Cheers
Helen

helen&tony wrote:Hi
Thanks
Maybe I'm being pernickety, but I already have 6 connections (fused) off the +ve..... ...I need spares... ...some are getting transferred to a fuse box, but others NEED a terminal....I've seen the two-nut jobbies, but I'll swear i've seen 4 somewhere????....
I wonder how many batteries I can cram in the back??????
Thanks
Cheers
Helen

Halfords advertise a 4 way terminal but it only shows an normal T in the pic it might be the wrong pic,you could ask them.

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... 55205#tab4

helen&tony wrote:Hi
Thanks
Maybe I'm being pernickety, but I already have 6 connections (fused) off the +ve..... ...I need spares... ...some are getting transferred to a fuse box, but others NEED a terminal....I've seen the two-nut jobbies, but I'll swear i've seen 4 somewhere????....
I wonder how many batteries I can cram in the back??????
Thanks
Cheers
Helen

With that many connections, perhaps you could look at adding a busbar instead.

Hi
Looking at the links, it looks like they did use the wrong photos at Halfords ...maybe I'll look at the battery setup, and see if I can use that.
Cheers
Helen

Could try Iveco. My Daily 2000 had a pressed steel clamp with multiple take-offs as standard

Hi
I've just found what I want...Whoopee!!!...It's a distribution block with built-in cable outlets for heavy cable, jump-start outlet, and built in fuse box!!!!!
Just got to check if it's compatible with the Bongo fusible link
Cheers
Helen

helen&tony wrote:Hi
I've just found what I want...Whoopee!!!...It's a distribution block with built-in cable outlets for heavy cable, jump-start outlet, and built in fuse box!!!!!
Just got to check if it's compatible with the Bongo fusible linkCheers
Helen

Bit confused here,why does it need to be compatible with the fusible link if you are running direct from the pos terminal.

Cheers.

Hi
The item replaces the original battery terminal entirely, and the original Mazda battery terminal has the small fusebox bolted directly to it...I reckon I'd need to see the box in the flesh, first, as I can't quite see how to replace the Mazda original fused systems in the new unit
Cheers
Helen