summerprophet
Adventurer
Well, I have long been siphening information from the portal, and thought it was about time to give back a bit. My particular project was the installation of a Bluesea Aux Fuse block. If you end up with a 3rd Gen limited, there is very little working room under the hood, and I didn't want the block in the cab (longer power wires/heavier guage etc).
First of all, My rig:
And the available space I have to fit in a fuse block, you can see I allready relocated the alarm horn:
So, first things first, I need to modify a few minor things to free up some room. Fab up a quicky bracket to drop these lines a few inches. A Vice and a BFH made quick work of it.
Next, I picked up some puckboard (thats High Density Polyethelyne sheeting to you Americans) and fabbed up a mount for the FuseBlock, Relay, fuse, and Circuit Breaker. For anyone who has not discovered the wonders of puckboard, it is pretty awesome. A heatgun and a dremel tool made short work of this. Incidently, the yellow wire is just left over from testing, All the power wires are 8 guage.
And Installed:
All so I could do this:
Just have to connect the few wires, and good to go.
First of all, My rig:
And the available space I have to fit in a fuse block, you can see I allready relocated the alarm horn:
So, first things first, I need to modify a few minor things to free up some room. Fab up a quicky bracket to drop these lines a few inches. A Vice and a BFH made quick work of it.
Next, I picked up some puckboard (thats High Density Polyethelyne sheeting to you Americans) and fabbed up a mount for the FuseBlock, Relay, fuse, and Circuit Breaker. For anyone who has not discovered the wonders of puckboard, it is pretty awesome. A heatgun and a dremel tool made short work of this. Incidently, the yellow wire is just left over from testing, All the power wires are 8 guage.
And Installed:
All so I could do this:
Just have to connect the few wires, and good to go.
