ganged fuse holder or individual?
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ganged fuse holder or individual?
I have been looking to add a few add ons to my truck. so far i've wired in an electric fan using a flex-a-lite 31149 controller, i also want to wire in my fog lights (they're mounted just not wired). and i wanted to have room for a little more later on if i find a need for something else.
I really don't want to be splicing into the factory harness if i dont have to. so what i was wondering is if i should use a ganged fuse holder. i've really only found one from del-city. but there is a bunch with individual power posts. My eventual goal is to keep the underhood fairly clean and organized, so It would seem to make more sense to use a fuse holder with a single +
If i go with an individual one is there any reason i couldn't daisychain the power posts together?
I really don't want to be splicing into the factory harness if i dont have to. so what i was wondering is if i should use a ganged fuse holder. i've really only found one from del-city. but there is a bunch with individual power posts. My eventual goal is to keep the underhood fairly clean and organized, so It would seem to make more sense to use a fuse holder with a single +
If i go with an individual one is there any reason i couldn't daisychain the power posts together?
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I have been looking to add a few add ons to my truck. so far i've wired in an electric fan using a flex-a-lite 31149 controller, i also want to wire in my fog lights (they're mounted just not wired). and i wanted to have room for a little more later on if i find a need for something else.
I really don't want to be splicing into the factory harness if i dont have to. so what i was wondering is if i should use a ganged fuse holder. i've really only found one from del-city. but there is a bunch with individual power posts. My eventual goal is to keep the underhood fairly clean and organized, so It would seem to make more sense to use a fuse holder with a single +
If i go with an individual one is there any reason i couldn't daisychain the power posts together?
I really don't want to be splicing into the factory harness if i dont have to. so what i was wondering is if i should use a ganged fuse holder. i've really only found one from del-city. but there is a bunch with individual power posts. My eventual goal is to keep the underhood fairly clean and organized, so It would seem to make more sense to use a fuse holder with a single +
If i go with an individual one is there any reason i couldn't daisychain the power posts together?
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I am in the process of wiring a distribution block from a ford. My headlight relays, maxi fuses, and atc fuses will all go in there. Best bar is here is I only paid $10.
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I think a gang style would make for the cleanest looking install, as well as ease of future additions. Be sure to run heavy enough primary wire for the total amps you anticipate plus lol.
I, too, plan on using a power distribution box from a manufacturer (currently I have Fords, but haven't settled on one yet)
I, too, plan on using a power distribution box from a manufacturer (currently I have Fords, but haven't settled on one yet)
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