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I used the EZ Wiring kit 21 circuit harness in my truck. I had spend a fair amount of time filling holes in the firewall and I didn't want to poke any new ones to mount the fuse block. I ended up building a bracket that attached to my hanging pedal assy and bolted the fuse block to that.
Also, the fuse blocks are typically set up so that the main bundle of wires comes out towards the bottom. I mounted my box upside down so that the main bundle exits upwards. It makes everything a bit more hidden.
Bobby
Also, the fuse blocks are typically set up so that the main bundle of wires comes out towards the bottom. I mounted my box upside down so that the main bundle exits upwards. It makes everything a bit more hidden.
Bobby
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I used the EZ Wiring kit 21 circuit harness in my truck. I had spend a fair amount of time filling holes in the firewall and I didn't want to poke any new ones to mount the fuse block. I ended up building a bracket that attached to my hanging pedal assy and bolted the fuse block to that.
Also, the fuse blocks are typically set up so that the main bundle of wires comes out towards the bottom. I mounted my box upside down so that the main bundle exits upwards. It makes everything a bit more hidden.
Bobby
Also, the fuse blocks are typically set up so that the main bundle of wires comes out towards the bottom. I mounted my box upside down so that the main bundle exits upwards. It makes everything a bit more hidden.
Bobby
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