TVR griffith fuseboard vw/audi

[TVRTunnah]

Hello
I have a 1995 TVR Griffith and the fuseboard has VW symbols in the multi blocks
part number on board is MO 264 89 60 61 000 made in Ireland.
Does anyone know what it is off and the actual part number please.
Our club thinks it is Audi derived
It is not possible to buy anymore via TVR
regards
Dave

[Sam]

New VW part numbers tend to follow a rule;

nln nnn nnn l (nnl)

Where n = number and l = letter

Old VW part numbers (Old Beetle etc) are usually just groups of numbers so that seems more likely, but we're going back 30 years and I can't imagine it either being made in Ireland or being used on a TVR

Do you have a photo of the item?

and of course, welcome to VWAF

[stuart]

I would have thought TVR would use Ford or Rover bit's

[TVRTunnah]

I have some photos on a PDF FILE I could email if you give me an email address

[Sam]

Please use the link in my signature and I'll host and post them up in this thread when they arrive

[stuart]

This is the file, I must say, it reminds me of a Golf MK2 fuse box... around 1991ish, maybe wrong though

[Crasher]

Fuse box VAG part number 357 937 039 used from 1988 on the Passat type 31 until 2004 on the T4 vans. It is an exceptionally reliable and expandable unit with the pins being easy to extract from the plugs and replace with new ones (I stock them all) and the plugs are all easily available. It is £203.18 from VW but there is no problem with buying one used, I have seen one go faulty in 20 years of working with them and that was only due to a leaking windscreen.

[paul b]

I was watching this thread with interest to see if Crasher had an idea...

And he did...

Paul

[Desertfish]

I was watching this thread with interest to see if Crasher had an idea...

And he did...

Paul

Always has and probably always will... kinda explains his staggering amount of rep I guess...

[Ben]

Fuse box VAG part number 357 937 039 used from 1988 on the Passat type 31 until 2004 on the T4 vans. It is an exceptionally reliable and expandable unit with the pins being easy to extract from the plugs and replace with new ones (I stock them all) and the plugs are all easily available. It is £203.18 from VW but there is no problem with buying one used, I have seen one go faulty in 20 years of working with them and that was only due to a leaking windscreen.

absoloutly amazing, the knowledge this man has is unbelievable!!!

Crasher, did you have to refer to a manual or directory for the info you supplied or was it all in your head?