Power Distribution System
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Power Distribution System
Anyone know of a good fusebox/power block for the jeep? For all my motorcycles I buy these: http://http// easternbeaver.com/Main...fuseboxes.html. You get switched 12v power and a central place to "home run" all of your wiring too. I would like to do the same of the jeep so I can install rock lights, cb, windshield lights, and of course the infamous "Zombie Lights" (whatever the hell they are?)
Ideas anyone?
Ideas anyone?
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JK Enthusiast
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I use this distribution block from painless:
http://www.quadratec.com/products/97015_07.htm
It is expensive, but has both "always hot" and key switch power. I use this for my CB, Front lights, rock lights, reverse lights, and someday for my light bar/windshield lights. I mounted it to the kick panel on drive side, up and out of the way. No one knows it is there unless you look for it and easy access to the grommet that goes to the engine department. If you'd like pics, I can take some
http://www.quadratec.com/products/97015_07.htm
It is expensive, but has both "always hot" and key switch power. I use this for my CB, Front lights, rock lights, reverse lights, and someday for my light bar/windshield lights. I mounted it to the kick panel on drive side, up and out of the way. No one knows it is there unless you look for it and easy access to the grommet that goes to the engine department. If you'd like pics, I can take some
Pics would be awesome!! Thank you!
JK Enthusiast
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Good Fuse Block Instal
check this writeup out. im hoping to do something similar.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...-Block-amp-Box
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...-Block-amp-Box
JK Junkie
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So the always hot circuits still need relays?
Yeah I really wish they had some more info on this. I'll likely just end up with the one I linked to as I know it's what I'm looking for. I just want a nice compact setup that protects the stuff, and makes it as tidy as possible.
http://www1.cooperbussmann.com/pdf/fdee239d-3e78-4df3-832f-fea4236a26bf.pdf
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The offer still stands.
Just gotta know where to look.
http://www.painlessperformance.com/w...rchField=70107
Just gotta know where to look.
http://www.painlessperformance.com/w...rchField=70107
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Anyone know of a good fusebox/power block for the jeep? For all my motorcycles I buy these: http://easternbeaver.com/Main/Produc...fuseboxes.html. You get switched 12v power and a central place to "home run" all of your wiring too. I would like to do the same of the jeep so I can install rock lights, cb, windshield lights, and of course the infamous "Zombie Lights" (whatever the hell they are?)
Ideas anyone?
Ideas anyone?
Thanks for the lead, I have been looking for something like this.
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