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That IS a distribution block. Everything that goes thru the firewall, or anywhere else, is now fused. The exception is the ARB harness - for now... I'm looking for a slimline fuse block with 12 fuses instead of 6 and a positive bus. The one from Speedway Motors seems to be my best bet...Main theme is that I'm trying to keep the distance between the fuse and the battery short.
None of the 80-approved manufacturers, like Blue Sea, makes anything I can fit up front. And I don't want an aux fuse block on the firewall, just to run wires there, and then back up front.
What I really NEED is an integrated circuit.
But with the new battery in the LX (a group 27 Optima Yellow Top), I have a better idea now how much space is available once a taller battery is installed. It looks like everything is working now the way I want it, so the next step is to clean up / shorten the wiring and build a harness with connectors.
I want that bumper. What is it?
'93 - change of plans...
Mo better!
Yup . But I'll leave the 'eyebrows' on.
Now I need to redo the winch wiring...
Even though I think that looks really good, The upper tubes form an integral part of the design and adds a lot to the strength of the winch. Removing them compromises their strength a lot.
Good choice on leaving the eyebrows Slee does not recommend it, even if he thinks it looks mo better.
I liked the clean look w/o the eyebrows on yours, but methinks the eyebrows really stabilize the wings of the bumper.
Now that I've gone through version 1 of the wiring and know what I want, I think I can build some sort of a harness w/ plugs rather than individual wires. I've got a few Delphi weather pack connectors.
And two small LED lights coming in from Amazon - if they turn out to be too ugly, they'll find their way onto the K5.
Wiring looks good, how come the wiring on the '40 doesn't look like that?
Wiring looks good, how come the wiring on the '40 doesn't look like that?
Wiring looks good, how come the wiring on the '40 doesn't look like that?