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Adding a circuit to the existing fuse panel

TerryD

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I'm wanting to add three hot-in-run circuits to the factory fuse box in my Camaro. It has three vertical slots that would take a single bus bar or three individual connectors if I could find the connectors that would fit the box. Does anyone know where I can order them from? I have some old boxed I could cannibalize, but I'd rather have new parts for this install instead of a bunch of butt splices under my dash. Thanks.
 
I'm wanting to add three hot-in-run circuits to the factory fuse box in my Camaro. It has three vertical slots that would take a single bus bar or three individual connectors if I could find the connectors that would fit the box. Does anyone know where I can order them from? I have some old boxed I could cannibalize, but I'd rather have new parts for this install instead of a bunch of butt splices under my dash. Thanks.

I have a USED one of these, you could have, for free....

http://www.painlessperformance.com/webcatalog/largeview.php?SearchField=70107

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The safe way to add electrical accessories to any vehicle is with a CirKit Boss®™. The first circuit isolator system available with both constant and ignition hot circuit kits. Kits include an in-line circuit breaker, relay, relay/fuse block base with preterminated harness and mounting hardware and terminals. Protects your OEM warranty and is easy to install.
70107- Provides three 20 Amp constant hot and four ignition hot circuits with a maximum total amperage handling of 40 Amps.

This kit includes:
  • One 40 Amp SPST relay
  • One 50 Amp circuit breaker
  • Relay base/fuse block with harness
  • Crimp-on terminals
  • Mounting hardware
I just trimmed the wires down, for it's previous application.
But, it's still all good.... You'll just need to extend the wires, more than likely. :thumb:
 
Why not just find a fuse panel in the junkyard to salvage terminals out of? I definately prefer adding circuits to the panel over those silly inline fuse holders.
 
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