Fuse Block installed

[MaritimeMan]

Well for the longest time, I just had two amp power cables runnin from the pos. lead, but the addition of an electric fan and piaa's quickly cluttered that up. Finaly broke down and bought the block, ran a nice 8 guage wire to it, and really cleaned things up in that area nicely. If any one is thinkin about doin the same, I'd recomend takin the few hours to do it. Really makes for a nice install, and peace of mind at that.

 

M.M.

[MatterHorn]

any pictures?

[abomb1]

any pictures?

Yeah, lets see some pics! I would like to do this sometime. Where did you get the block?

[88pathoffroad]

Better yet, use circuit breakers and never have to carry fuses with you again.

[MaritimeMan]

Got the block at Schuck's auto, paid like 8 bucks for it is all, had the fuses lyin around. I'll see if I can dig up a camera real quick.

[MaritimeMan]

Ok, borrowed Dad's camera. I moved my Piaa relay towards the back and moved another realy down a bit to make room.

[MaritimeMan]

Here's a close up

 

Left side, top to bottom: Radiator fan, Speaker amp, Sub woofer amp

Right side: Piaa's

Bottom middle: Power lead commin in

[sw]

thats a very good lookn job youve done there.

 

that fuse box looks cool - stud for suppy cable then blade terminals for sub cables.

 

[MaritimeMan]

Thank you very much. Like I said it's not hard to install at all, it's just two sheet metal screws holding it in place. I'm kinda a neat freak, so I cleaned things up a bit and put shrink wrap on the terminations etc taking a bit longer.

 

M.M.