access a fuse ??
access a fuse ??
im thinking of using these for my aux. back up lights and also for when i install my cb. are they available in the mini fuse style ?? thats what my truck has in the side of the dash. any other suggestions ? thanks, scott
Dieselcrazy:
Are you refering to "Add-A-Circuit??? These are manufactured by Littlefuse and the box has 2 part numbers; FHM200BP and OFHMO200ZP. I used them to hook up my gauge lights and other accessories. You can get them at Pep Boys. They work with the mini fuses in the dash. The box even comes with 4 extra fuses.
John (DH)
Are you refering to "Add-A-Circuit??? These are manufactured by Littlefuse and the box has 2 part numbers; FHM200BP and OFHMO200ZP. I used them to hook up my gauge lights and other accessories. You can get them at Pep Boys. They work with the mini fuses in the dash. The box even comes with 4 extra fuses.
John (DH)
john, is this what you are talking about ?? http://www.sportys.com/shoptool/images/1307l.jpg
i was just looking at the access a fuse site. they said "Make sure that the extended terminal is on the Load side of the fuse panel and not on the Feed side of the fuse panel. Don’t be confused!" when you look in at your fuses and one side has an arrow , is that the feed side ?? thats what im assuming from a pic i found on their site ... scott
john:
i saw pep boys carries the add a circuit but it says to only use up to a 10amp fuse. is that enought to run aux back up lights ?? or how about a seperate add a circuit to power a cb ?? thanks, scott
i saw pep boys carries the add a circuit but it says to only use up to a 10amp fuse. is that enought to run aux back up lights ?? or how about a seperate add a circuit to power a cb ?? thanks, scott
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