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Fuze Block - 1100rider_imp - 08-04-2015
Anyone installed a fuze block to use with accessories? If you have which one did you use? Most of the accessories come with an inline fuze. I think it might be better to use a fix block rather than hooking up directly to the battery and providing a little more protection.
RE: Fuze Block - ClassicVW_imp - 08-04-2015
(08-04-2015, 02:50 AM)1100rider_imp Wrote: Anyone installed a fuze block to use with accessories? If you have which one did you use? Most of the accessories come with an inline fuze. I think it might be better to use a fix block rather than hooking up directly to the battery and providing a little more protection.
Yes. I installed one. It's not a pretty sight though and it bothers me. I put it in the under seat compartment. There's not a lot of room to get the fat wiring loom into that compartment. I didn't want to slice up the plastic box. I have Denali driving lights, a handlebar mount GPS power cord and a battery tender pigtail on it now. I haven't yet shortened all the Denali light wires yet and it's all tied up and stuffed in there right now.
RE: Fuze Block - Beemer Guy_imp - 09-07-2015
I've done several of these in the past for my BMWs. Not only does it make for a neater installation to have one central point where the power comes in and goes out, but if you do blow a fuse, you don't have to go chasing down the wiring to find the in-line holder.