Installing an accessory fuse box: Difference between revisions
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'''''This diagram needs a few more details; Ryan says "It could use the pins that you need to attach to and where the wires are going".''''' | '''''This diagram needs a few more details; Ryan says "It could use the pins that you need to attach to and where the wires are going".''''' | ||
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First, wire up the relay. Do this before you install it, so you don't have to take stuff apart if it doesn't work. | First, wire up the relay. Do this before you install it, so you don't have to take stuff apart if it doesn't work. | ||
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'''''We still need to discuss where to run the grounds for individual accessories.''''' | |||
The final product. Two accessories are already hooked up, with the 5 and 10 amp fuses. Two more are pre-wired for future farkles. | The final product. Two accessories are already hooked up, with the 5 and 10 amp fuses. Two more are pre-wired for future farkles. | ||