H.E.I. swap problem

[73CJ]

Do you have a link for the Block you used?

Not sure I've seen that kind.

Thanks

 

[sapulpa cj]

Do you have a link for the Block you used?

Not sure I've seen that kind.

Thanks

no i dont, i got it from a local marine supply store here in town.


just went out and looked again and there is no name on it???


it has posts for 12 different circuits and the whole block is powered by one incoming hot wire.


all the wires run out a weatherproof grommets in the side of the cover and all i did was line up the fuse holders side by side beside it as they came out the holes. made for sending power to multip;e places really easy as they are 1/4" threaded studs with nuts that ya just put a ring terminal on and tighten down.

look around your local marine/boat supply and ya will be surprised at what they have,i know i was.

 

[Cheepjeep85]

Try out the fuses that light up when they blow theyll make it easier figure out which one is bad

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[73CJ]

Wow I never thought of looking there.

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[MN CJ7]

3AG Fuse Block System​

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Clear insulating cover with label recesses for standard Blue Sea Systems’ labels

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Cover insulates all conductive parts, satisfying ABYC/USCG requirements and

storing spare fuses
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Tin-plated copper buses and Beryllium copper fuse clips give full 30 Ampere

rating per circuit
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Uses AGC (Fast Acting), MDL (Time-Delay) and all other 3AG Glass Fuses

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Specifications
Material, Cover and Base Polycarbonate
AGC/MDL Fuses available 1/8 to 30 Amperes
Fuse Dimensions 1/4" x 1-1/4"
6.3 mm x 32 mm
Block Dimensions 3-1/4 x 5 x 1-1/4
82.6 mm x 127.0 mm x 31.8 mm
Maximum Amperage per circuit 30 Amperes
Maximum Amperage block 100 Amperes
Maximum Voltage 32 Volts DC
PN Description Weight Lb/Kg
5015 Fuse Block AGC 6 circuit with ground 0.52/0.24
5018 Fuse Block AGC 6 circuit without ground 0.42/0.19​

Have these saved on my harddrive ..... in adobe reader... did let copy some of the verbage but not the pic but similar to the pic above. These are made by BLUE SEA SYSTEMS..... can look up on the web or even look for their local distributor. When adding some electrical I like some here were looking for a distribution site/box. These are nice.

The second part is you need to switch the power use... off road lights, electric compressors, etc should have relay also. I have pulled GM fuese boxes from cadilac and the larger GM land boats (ahld ha ha ha) . These are HD Relay Clusters with plastic boxes and covers. Take the whole box and large wire leads that go to the power and distribute with the relays. The whole plastic assembly will mount on the drivers fender. I got the whole assembly at the UPull Junk Yard for like $5. Many have the water proof connectors too.

I do not have pics yet and have not done this... The GM cars have these mtd on the firewall and could be mtd there too. These are very nice and I have 3 ready to go when I start the electric work.
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