Fuse Type and Rating for Brake Buddy 3 Supplemental Braking System

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I want to have spare fuses for the Brake Buddy 3. The unit is about 20 miles away and the literature doesnt mention what size and amp.

asked by: Stewart H

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The Brake Buddy Select 3 part # HM39524 that you referenced uses a 15 amp glass fuse like what you see in the picture I attached. It's the older style automotive glass type fuses. They are very easy to find at local auto parts stores.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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