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Fuse box corrosion causing intermittent electrical faults — Mercedes-Benz W115 (1968–1976) | MyCarFault
🚗 Classic Fault — Mercedes-Benz W115 (1968–1976)

Fuse box corrosion causing intermittent electrical faults

🟢 Solved Easy 🏁 Original spec 2 hrs
Community fix rate — 20 confirmed fixes
78% success rate
💰 Estimated Repair Cost
$15 – $60 USD
Parts and labour estimate
🔧 Tools Required
Contact cleaner, electrical tools
📋 Overview

The original W115 fuse box uses glass tube fuses in clip holders. The clips corrode creating high resistance in circuits. Intermittent electrical faults that cannot be traced often come from here.

🩺 Symptoms
🔍 Possible Causes
🛠️ Diagnosis Steps

Remove each fuse. Inspect clips for corrosion — green or black residue confirms oxidation.

Most Confirmed Fix

Clean all fuse contacts with contact cleaner. Replace corroded holders. Fit correct amperage fuses.

78% of users confirm this fix worked (20 reports)
🏷️ Parts Needed

Fuse box contact cleaner; replacement fuses

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