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    Removing underhood fuseblock

    So here is the issue. I was trying to remove the top piece of the fuseblock under the hood and then I decided not to because I felt I was going to damage it if I pried any harder so I just started putting everything back together. As I was putting all the screws back in that hold the larger fuses in I realized the back that the screw screws into was no longer there. It is the threaded back for the driver side screw for the 80 amp battery fuse. So now I have to figure this shit out or I am fucked. Any body ever have any luck separating the halves?
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    if nothing else you could try soldering the wire to the connector to get you by for a few days till you figure out what to do.

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      I've never done it on an accord, but typically there are a bunch of plastic clips around the sides that need to be pryed apart with a small flathead screwdriver to get it apart. They aren't always obvious, get a flashlight and look very closely till you find the clips and figure out how they release.


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        rx7 the issue was that the fuse would not stay properly planted in the box and i feared as i would drive it would arc and bad shit would happen.

        wherm i ended up completely removing the fuseblock and prying it open as far as i could and managed to get the insert in view and then with my teeny tiny flathead i coaxed it back into it's seat and put everything back together. It appears that the top piece of the fuse block is plastic spotwelded near the center. If I ever have the need to again or find myself in possession of an accord ecu with no use I will document it's seperation.

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