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Starting at low prices, AutoBuffy stocks multiple fuse holders from top OE-quality brands to fit your Infiniti Qx60. A fuse holder secures and connects fuses to a circuit, protecting wiring from overcurrent damage. When a fuse holder corrodes, cracks, or loses its contact grip, fuses blow repeatedly or circuits go completely dead — leaving you chasing an electrical fault that won't stay fixed.
Fuse holders differ by fuse type (blade, glass tube, MIDI, etc.), current rating, and mounting style. Choosing the wrong amperage rating or fuse format means the holder either won't accept your fuse or won't protect the circuit correctly. Match the holder to the fuse type, wire gauge, and location — in-cabin, under-hood, or inline — already used on your Infiniti Qx60.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OE-Style Panel Mount | Replacing a failed slot in a fuse block | Exact-fit housing that clips into the existing fuse panel, maintaining factory wiring and amperage ratings |
| Inline Blade Fuse Holder | Protecting an added accessory circuit or repairing a damaged wire run | Weatherproof or standard housing with pigtail leads; accepts common ATC/ATO blade fuses; easy mid-wire installation |
| Inline Glass / AGC Fuse Holder | Older vehicles or auxiliary circuits that still use cylindrical glass fuses | Screw-cap or snap-close housing sized for glass-tube fuses; widely available but less vibration-resistant than blade styles |
| Heavy-Duty MIDI / ANL Holder | High-current runs such as amplifier power leads, inverters, or winches | Bolted or stud-mount construction rated for high amperages; resists heat and vibration in demanding under-hood or trunk installations |
Start by disconnecting the battery's negative terminal to eliminate any risk of arcing while you work. For an inline holder, cut out the damaged unit, strip the wire ends, crimp or solder the new holder into the circuit, and seal the connections with heat-shrink tubing before restoring power. For a panel-mount slot replacement, unplug the terminal from the fuse block, swap in the new holder, and confirm the circuit operates correctly with a multimeter before closing up the panel.