Power distribution block
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Power distribution block
Alright people, I have more add-ons than I have places to stick them (3 different wiring harnesses for off road lights, and a CB radio), so I think I need a power distribution block of some kind instead of cutting into the wiring harness, which I really don't want to do. I have looked, but can't seem to be able to find what I am looking for. I want something that can get power from the battery (both positive and negative) and will have lugs to attach the wires to. Anyone have a recommendation?
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I have this one under my hood.
I also have 2/0 positive wire running to the back of my truck for my air compressor. I tapped into that 2/0 wire and mounted a second Blue Sea fuse block in the back for future add ons if necessary.
Amazon.com: Blue Sea Systems 5025 ST Blade Fuse Block - 6 Circuits with Negative Bus and Cover: Sports & Outdoors
It's mounted on the back side of where the drivers side headlight mounts, in front of the air box horn. I run most of the wires into the cab through the grommet in the firewall in the drivers side footwell. I also have 2/0 positive wire running to the back of my truck for my air compressor. I tapped into that 2/0 wire and mounted a second Blue Sea fuse block in the back for future add ons if necessary.
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I have this one under my hood.
Amazon.com: Blue Sea Systems 5025 ST Blade Fuse Block - 6 Circuits with Negative Bus and Cover: Sports & Outdoors
It's mounted on the back side of where the drivers side headlight mounts, in front of the air box horn. I run most of the wires into the cab through the grommet in the firewall in the drivers side footwell.
I also have 2/0 positive wire running to the back of my truck for my air compressor. I tapped into that 2/0 wire and mounted a second Blue Sea fuse block in the back for future add ons if necessary.
Amazon.com: Blue Sea Systems 5025 ST Blade Fuse Block - 6 Circuits with Negative Bus and Cover: Sports & Outdoors
It's mounted on the back side of where the drivers side headlight mounts, in front of the air box horn. I run most of the wires into the cab through the grommet in the firewall in the drivers side footwell.
I also have 2/0 positive wire running to the back of my truck for my air compressor. I tapped into that 2/0 wire and mounted a second Blue Sea fuse block in the back for future add ons if necessary.
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