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OK, so I have the C3TZ-14526-A 70 amp circuit breaker pictured below. Can someone give me some advise on the best way to mount this breaker on the inner fender? Also, confirm where in the wiring system does this breaker go.
Looking at the wiring diagram it appears the 8 gauge wire runs from the solenoid to the breaker from the breaker to the alt gauge and them back to the junction post with the yellow/black alt wires. Is that correct?
I don't like the way that the OEM circuit breaker will mount to the inner fender so I've been looking for other options. I'm considering this setup. Any opinions are appreciated.
Thanks John,
just what I needed! At this point I plant to just install the breaker using the brackets you see in the photo, unless someone provides a different mounting option. I'll also cover the screw connections on the rear of the breaker with some electrical tape since they will be close to the inner fender
It might be a good safety item to add, ask someone who fried the wiring going to the gauge and the gauge when the junction block broke and the leads shorted against the inner fender.
I used the same one your link pointed to and it worked out fine. I also would rather have the security of the circuit breaker than no overcurrent protection. (Speaking as an electrician, which is my day job)
Rich
I used the same one your link pointed to and it worked out fine. I also would rather have the security of the circuit breaker than no overture to protection. (Speaking as an electrician, which is my day job)
Rich
12-06-2014, 07:20 AM
