Fuse box cover. Porsche 911 (930) 78-84  ›  93061216102

The OE MATCH Fuse Box Cover is a replacement component designed to restore the original protective covering of the fuse box assembly on Porsche 911 Turbo (930) models manufactured between 1978 and 1984.

• Porsche 911 (930) Turbo 1978-84

Manufactured to match the original equipment design and fitment, this fuse box cover helps protect the vehicle's electrical fuses, fuse holders and associated connections from dust, dirt, moisture and accidental contact.

The fuse box is an important part of the Porsche 911's electrical system, housing protective fuses that help safeguard individual electrical circuits against excessive current. These circuits supply essential vehicle functions, including lighting, instrumentation and other electrical equipment.

The fuse box cover provides a protective barrier over the fuse panel, helping maintain a cleaner and more secure environment for the electrical components.

Over time, original fuse box covers can become brittle, cracked, distorted or damaged due to ageing, repeated removal, temperature changes and general wear. Damaged retaining features may also prevent the cover from remaining securely attached.

A missing or incorrectly fitted cover can leave electrical contacts more exposed to contamination, increasing the possibility of corrosion or accidental interference during maintenance.

Replacing a damaged or missing fuse box cover with an OE MATCH component helps restore the original protective arrangement, maintain correct fuse box coverage and preserve the factory appearance of the electrical installation.

Ideal for classic Porsche maintenance, electrical system refurbishment, fuse box repairs and complete Porsche 930 restoration projects.

What This Product Does:
The fuse box cover is a protective component designed to shield the vehicle's fuse panel and associated electrical connections.

Its primary functions include:

• Protects Electrical Fuses: Provides a protective covering over the fuse box to reduce exposure to dust, dirt and debris.
• Helps Prevent Moisture Exposure: Reduces the likelihood of water and moisture reaching the covered electrical components.
• Protects Fuse Contacts: Helps minimise contamination that may contribute to corrosion or poor electrical contact.
• Reduces Accidental Contact: Creates a physical barrier over exposed fuse holders and electrical connections.
• Maintains Fuse Box Protection: Helps preserve the intended protective arrangement around the fuse panel.
• Supports Electrical System Reliability: Helps maintain a cleaner environment for electrical connections and fuse holders.
• Reduces Contamination Build-Up: Limits the accumulation of dirt and foreign material within the covered fuse box area.
• Maintains Original Equipment Appearance: Restores the factory-style covering used on the Porsche 911 Turbo electrical assembly.
• Supports Classic Porsche Restoration: Helps preserve the original layout and presentation of the vehicle's electrical components.
• Provides Correct Factory Fitment: Designed to match the specified fuse box mounting and retaining arrangement.

Symptoms Of Wear Or Failure:
Fuse box covers are generally durable components, but prolonged exposure to ageing, repeated handling and environmental conditions can cause the original material to deteriorate.

Common symptoms of a worn or damaged fuse box cover include:

• Cracked or Split Cover: Visible cracks or fractures in the plastic material.
• Broken Retaining Clips: Damaged fastening points may prevent the cover from attaching securely to the fuse box.
• Loose or Poor Fitment: The cover may no longer remain correctly positioned over the electrical components.
• Missing Fuse Box Cover: The original cover may have been removed, misplaced or lost during previous maintenance.
• Brittle or Fragile Plastic: Age-related deterioration may cause the cover to crack during removal or installation.
• Warped or Distorted Shape: Temperature exposure or mechanical stress may alter the cover's original profile.
• Damaged Mounting Edges: Broken corners or retaining sections may prevent correct engagement.
• Excessive Surface Wear: Scratches, chips or deterioration may affect the appearance and condition of the cover.
• Contamination Inside the Fuse Box: Dirt, dust or foreign material may accumulate more easily when the cover is missing or damaged.
• Corrosion Around Fuse Contacts: Prolonged exposure to moisture may contribute to corrosion on fuse holders and electrical terminals.
• Unwanted Rattling: A loose cover may vibrate or produce noise during driving.
• Difficulty Removing or Refitting: Deformed retaining features may make normal fuse box access difficult.

Key Benefits of Replacement:

• Restores Fuse Box Protection: Provides the original-style protective covering for the fuse panel.
• Helps Reduce Moisture Exposure: Limits direct exposure of the covered electrical components to dampness and contamination.
• Protects Against Dirt and Debris: Helps prevent dust and foreign material from accumulating around fuse holders and contacts.
• Reduces Corrosion Risk: Helps maintain a cleaner environment around metal electrical terminals.
• Restores Secure Fitment: Replaces damaged covers that no longer remain correctly attached.
• Reduces Accidental Contact: Provides a physical barrier over the electrical components during routine access to the surrounding area.
• Supports Electrical System Maintenance: Helps preserve the condition of the fuse box and associated electrical connections.
• Maintains Original Equipment Appearance: Recreates the factory-style electrical installation.
• Ideal for Classic Porsche Restoration: Replaces deteriorated or missing components on ageing Porsche 930 models.
• Original Equipment-Style Fitment: Designed to match the original fuse box cover arrangement.
• Supports Preventative Maintenance: Helps protect otherwise serviceable fuses and electrical contacts from unnecessary environmental exposure.
• Cost-Effective Replacement: Restores a useful protective component without requiring replacement of the complete fuse box assembly.

Although the fuse box cover is a relatively small component, it provides important protection for the electrical system.

A damaged or missing cover leaves the fuse panel more exposed to dust, dirt and accidental contact. Over time, additional contamination and moisture can contribute to corrosion or poor electrical connections.

Maintaining the condition of the fuse box is particularly important on classic Porsche vehicles, where ageing fuse holders, terminals and electrical wiring may already require periodic inspection.

Replacing the cover with an OE MATCH component helps preserve the intended protective arrangement while maintaining the original appearance of the electrical assembly.