2gen Fuse block install question
#1
2gen Fuse block install question
I am having trouble getting the connections on the bottom of the unit. A standard spade is just not fitting.
What did you use to make the connections, and where did you get them?
What did you use to make the connections, and where did you get them?
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#6
Yup, a little spread on the blue ones worked real good, nice and extra tight. Beat a trip to the parts store for the right size.
Parts store / radio shack sell them things like 10 for $5... Steep, but if your in a bind I guess u have to pay. I pick up a bag of 100 for $5.00 at the swap meet. Dropped like $50-100 this year on all kinds of connectors and now have enough to last for years.
Parts store / radio shack sell them things like 10 for $5... Steep, but if your in a bind I guess u have to pay. I pick up a bag of 100 for $5.00 at the swap meet. Dropped like $50-100 this year on all kinds of connectors and now have enough to last for years.
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What I did was take a hammer to remove the brown block that holds the old wires. Then just remove the wires from the copper strip and crimmped on new connectors. I then used a short length of battery cable to attach a ground from the new 2nd block to ground on the shock tower and another short piece to connect to the hot side of the battery.
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