Protect your wiring the factory way with the genuine Royal Enfield 5-amp Mini Blade Fuse — Part No. RAC00140 (suffix /A). The official assignment lists this item exactly as “FUSE, MINI BLADE – 5A.” Multiple dealer catalogs stock the same part number, and one maps it specifically to Classic 350 ABS – BS4. Because it’s OEM, the fuse meets enclosure size and melting curve used in Royal Enfield looms, ensuring correct trip at 5 A and safe protection for lighting, control, and accessory circuits—no oversize blades or out-of-spec blow characteristics that can overheat holders. Use it to replace a blown 5 A position in your bike’s fuse box or to keep spares under the seat for road-side fixes.

We publish only confirmed fitment to cut returns. If your VIN fiche shows RAC00140 for a different model/year, you can still order with confidence—just match the part number to your bike’s microfiche or box label.

Proof sources: official assignment page naming RAC00140/A = FUSE, MINI BLADE – 5A, plus dealer listings including a fitment line for Classic 350 ABS – BS4. 

Key Features

• OE identity: RAC00140 / RAC00140(A) — “FUSE, MINI BLADE – 5A.

• Correct 5 A blow spec for Royal Enfield electrical looms (mini blade form factor). 

• Direct drop-in for the OE fuse holder; no trimming or forcing.

• Prevents wiring damage by opening reliably on overload/short.

• Handy to carry as a spare for touring and daily use.

• Stocked by multiple trusted RE dealers for easy sourcing.

Compatibility Table 

*Year window reflects ABS BS4 rollout; always confirm on your VIN-specific fiche.

Note: Many Royal Enfield models use 5 A mini blade fuses, but listings vary by market/year. Order by the exact PN shown on your VIN fiche.

Variants

• RAC00140/A — Mini Blade Fuse 5 A (this product; sold per piece—check your bike’s required quantity)

FAQs

1) Is RAC00140 the same size as automotive mini blade fuses?
Yes—mini blade format. Using OE-spec ensures proper fit and blow characteristics in Royal Enfield holders. 

2) Which circuit uses the 5 A fuse on Classic 350 ABS BS4?
Positions vary by year/market—check your owner’s manual or VIN fiche for the exact slot/function.

3) Can I replace a blown 5 A with 7.5 A or 10 A?
No—always use the specified rating to protect wiring/components. Upsizing risks loom damage.

4) How many should I keep as spares?
We recommend 2–3 in your tool roll so you can replace a blown fuse and keep riding.

5) Will this fit my other Royal Enfield model?
If your VIN fiche lists RAC00140 for any fuse position, it’s the correct part. If it shows a different PN/rating, order that exact number.