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STC197 - Fuse Box Housing

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OEM Part
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Fuse Box Housing for the main wiring harness.

This housing carries the fuses that protect and distribute the vehicle's electrical circuits, providing the seated terminals into which the fuses and the feed and output wiring connect. It forms the central fuse block of the main harness.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — Fuseblock, Defender 90 1995MY onwards (main harness)
Alternative Codes
STC197

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Frequently asked questions

What is the STC197 fuse box housing?
The STC197 fuse box housing is the central fuse block for the Defender main wiring harness. It holds the fuses that protect and distribute the vehicle's electrical circuits, with seated terminals for the fuses and the feed and output wiring. An OEM fuseblock for the main harness.
Which Defender does this fuse box fit?
This fuse box housing fits the Defender, specifically the Defender 90 from the 1995 model year onwards on the main harness. Check your model year and harness type before ordering, as earlier Defenders and other variants can use a different fuseblock layout.
Does the fuse box housing come with fuses or wiring?
The STC197 is the housing only, providing the seated terminals into which the fuses and the feed and output wiring connect. It doesn't include the fuses or harness wiring. You'll typically transfer your existing fuses and connections across when replacing a cracked fuseblock.