Battery relocation
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Battery relocation
Relocating my battery to the trunk and Ive swapped the stock fuse link for this power distribution block. 0 gauge run from the trunk with an inline 250 anl fuse, stock harness was extended with 4 gauge and home depot butt connectors. Surprisingly the 0 gauge fit right under the kick plates with a little "coaxing"
I think I am going to write up a How to after I finish completely
I think I am going to write up a How to after I finish completely
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It's a stinger fuse block from some website for 50 bucks shipped. 30 without the digital readout, but I thought it was cool enough to pay extra for.
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I used a 60, 100, and for the fuseless connections I threw in 150s. There's a 4 gauge port on the 0 gauge side you can use if you don't feel like running a fuse. To be honest I didn't even look up which runs where on the wire diagram.
The 0 gauge will fit inside with 3/8 wire loom. it might be overkill, but I like doing things once.
The 0 gauge will fit inside with 3/8 wire loom. it might be overkill, but I like doing things once.
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Yeah, spare bolt with a nut on it to ground while retaining the spare tire.
Routed the 0 gauge around the side and mounted the anl fuse to the rear washer bottle and drilled a hole hole for the bottom bolt
Routed the 0 gauge around the side and mounted the anl fuse to the rear washer bottle and drilled a hole hole for the bottom bolt
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here it is in all its glory. I didnt know it was going to light up so much, Ill prolly snip the 4 corner diodes. its cool because it is connected to the battery but only lights up on ignition and turns off after a minute
ill start the write tomorrow. 3 questions if some one know them so i dont have to look them up myself:
1.Whats the wiring layout on the stock positive terminal?
2.What are the wires that run passenger side behind the quarter panel that enter behind the glove box?
3.What wires run under the passenger kickplates?
ill start the write tomorrow. 3 questions if some one know them so i dont have to look them up myself:
1.Whats the wiring layout on the stock positive terminal?
2.What are the wires that run passenger side behind the quarter panel that enter behind the glove box?
3.What wires run under the passenger kickplates?
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i dont even have a battery tray yet. Im going to get a cheap one from advanced and i leave it open until i can slap together a lexan box. Over all it cost me 50 bucks more than the taylor kit shipped with better stuff minus a battery box.
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Dear lord that is bright. Had to squint by eyes to even look at the picture. Really clean install. I've been wanting to do this for awhile now, just haven't built up the courage to tackle such a project. Still have all the wire and misc parts for the big 3 upgrade. They have been sitting in my trunk for 2 months now.
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wrote up that how to
could use some feedback to see if theres anything I missed or could add to make it better.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...l#post10704149
could use some feedback to see if theres anything I missed or could add to make it better.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...l#post10704149