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Old 04-12-2009, 11:58 AM   #17
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If all of your connections are good, and all grounds are correct you don't need a larger fuse block. If any of the grounds are missing or bad they can cause all sorts of electrical problems. It will try to find ground anyway it can causing overloaded supply wiring. Check voltage drop through all connections.

If you up the amperage you can overload the original wiring. After you get it sorted and it will not blow regular fuses call Ray and get the fuse links. You can also find fuse wire at some parts or electronic stores. You can then make your own. Putting a penny in the fuse holder works until the house burns down.

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