Are these fuses

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    Imani100

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    I’m looking to replace all the fuses on a 2002 freightliner century i bought but i can’t seem to find these fuses anywhere online to see how much a pack cost. I’ll was wondering are the silver cased things in the picture fuses or something else and if they are fuses do they have a special name ?
     

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    Circuit breakers
     
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    Would you happen to know who sells them i can’t find any online
     
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    Why replace them all? Just keep a few spares. Unless they’re rusty/ corroded? Otherwise they’re good.
     
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    If you're replacing them, be sure to replace with the same type...not all circuit breakers are the same. Some you have to manually reset. Some reset automatically on their own. Some only reset after you've cut power to the circuit.

    As far as where to get them, check NAPA (or any auto parts store). They really aren't anything special...just get the proper size, type, and rating.

    One more thing: If the old breakers aren't corroded and they are still functional, replacing them won't do anything but empty your wallet.
     
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