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Which type fuse in Cayman??

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YOUR RESEARCHWhich type fuse in Cayman??

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Use "regular size" fuses

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uses "regular size" fuses, which are ATC (closed type) or ATO (open type) fuses.

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Use "regular size" fuses

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uses "regular size" fuses, which are ATC (closed type) or ATO (open type) fuses.

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POST 1Original post

Quick question. I am ordering a fuse adapter to hard-wire a radar detector but I don't have my car today. Do we have ATC (mini) or ATO (standard size) fuses? Thanks, Jim

POST 2Original post

You should download the manual from our web site and the fuse diagram as well. Then you have that info with you where ever your computer is. If I were not on an iPhone I'd look it up for you.

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For future searchers, the answer to this question is that the 987 Cayman uses "regular size" fuses, which are ATC (closed type) or ATO (open type) fuses.

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