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Installing Driving Lights 120-130

posted by  Evan R on  Fri Aug 1 01:19 CST 2003
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Thanks, Ron, I now feel villified.

I'm a huge fan of fuses - I don't think there can be too many.

I redesigned the entire electrical system on my 142. (As you know, because I sent you the obsolete fuse panel :)

I ran 6 ga. wire (fused) from the alternator to the starter solenoid, for purposes of charging the battery.

I used another 6 ga wire (also fused) to a distribution point (from a GM product) to feed a custom relay box. Each wire from the distribution point is itself fused before it hits it's respective relay (low beams, high beams, fuel pump, spare).






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New Installing Driving Lights [120-130]
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