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Thinking about the Fuse Block Relocate kit from Barn of Parts. Images borrowed from ArcticChat.
The factory location is more than poor. However the location may be for a reason. Like less vibration on the fuses & relays. Will the belt guard mount induce too much vibration on the fuse block?
Who has some run time on this set up?
The factory location is more than poor. However the location may be for a reason. Like less vibration on the fuses & relays. Will the belt guard mount induce too much vibration on the fuse block?
Who has some run time on this set up?
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I bolted mine right to the belt guard as with my turbo I could not use the adapter plate. Four thousand kms and not an issue at all. I would move yours.
Yes no issues. It's a good mod just in case.
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I moved mine, and have about 1500 miles on it. No issues. I did not buy the kit. I moved the existing bracket and riveted it onto the belt guard. Existing harness is long enough.
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I too came across this thread and did likewise, moved the block to the guard it's solid (riveted) to the chassis, can't ask for more of a solid mount. Also much easier to get to right?
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