Second fuse block install with picture write up.
Well, after contemplating how many little do-dads were getting added to the 40 over the years, and considering there were 2 in-line cheap-o fuses to wire up a few things. I decided it was high time to install a second fuse panel and get all these installed and powered safely and effectively.
I wanted to keep the same glass style fuses so I looked around and really liked the Blue Sea 5015 fuse panel as it has all of the following:
*It retains the glass fuses.
*It is made for the marine environment.
*It has fancy little labels.
*All stainless hardware.
*Small size, fits nearly anywhere.
*Ground bus for grounding everything at once.
*It has little yellow levers for popping the fuse out.
Pic 1: Here is the birds nest of the wiring I started with.
Pic 2: Here is the fuse panels new home. Glove box made a perfect fit.
Pic 3: The panel itself.
Well, after contemplating how many little do-dads were getting added to the 40 over the years, and considering there were 2 in-line cheap-o fuses to wire up a few things. I decided it was high time to install a second fuse panel and get all these installed and powered safely and effectively.
I wanted to keep the same glass style fuses so I looked around and really liked the Blue Sea 5015 fuse panel as it has all of the following:
*It retains the glass fuses.
*It is made for the marine environment.
*It has fancy little labels.
*All stainless hardware.
*Small size, fits nearly anywhere.
*Ground bus for grounding everything at once.
*It has little yellow levers for popping the fuse out.
Pic 1: Here is the birds nest of the wiring I started with.
Pic 2: Here is the fuse panels new home. Glove box made a perfect fit.
Pic 3: The panel itself.
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