Hi there has anybody used one of these universal fuse blocks before of ebay and if so how did you go about it.
One more thing where can i find a LH wiring diagram
Thanks Steve
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, Sep 21 2014 12:34 PM
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Posted 21 September 2014 - 12:34 PM
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Posted 21 September 2014 - 01:04 PM
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Posted 21 September 2014 - 02:37 PM
I used similar ones...
Like these;
http://www.summitrac...30002/overview/
(I got mine from an electronics supply place, but basically the same idea, and they interlock with each other as well)
When I made the loom for my LS1. I used a couple of those for the engine, along with some add on circuits for the power windows and locks as well. I tossed up the idea of just using a complete new harness and fuse block on the car, but ended up leaving all the stock stuff and added on the additional circuits with it's own power feed. I'm happy with the outcome.
Like these;
http://www.summitrac...30002/overview/
(I got mine from an electronics supply place, but basically the same idea, and they interlock with each other as well)
When I made the loom for my LS1. I used a couple of those for the engine, along with some add on circuits for the power windows and locks as well. I tossed up the idea of just using a complete new harness and fuse block on the car, but ended up leaving all the stock stuff and added on the additional circuits with it's own power feed. I'm happy with the outcome.
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