What size fuse at the positive battery terminal?, I added an inline fuse, but don't know what to use. |
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What size fuse at the positive battery terminal?, I added an inline fuse, but don't know what to use. |
PDXMike |
Aug 13 2011, 12:04 AM
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I relocated my battery to my trunk a while back. When I extended all of the wiring from the positive terminal back into the engine compartment I added an inline fuse. It seemed like good insurance in case something shorted out between the battery and the fuse panel. I've been running a 15amp fuse for quite a while without any problems. Tonight, out of nowhere, the fuse blew and left my wife stranded.
Should 15Amps be enough to run all of the accessories? Do I just need to put in a larger fuse, or should I be troubleshooting a short? The car is a 75 1.8 L-jet. It's pretty stock without any extra lights or stereo amplifiers. |
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