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Pantera1252 (Guest)

I've heard of a kit mentioned on this board, however, I've done most of my work from scratch myself. I just used 30amp automotive relays and wired the switches to just handle the load to activate the relays. This worked especially well for the radiator fans that I have pulling directly from the battery side of the solenoid. That keeps 20-30amps from going through that weak amp guage and melting it down. I have my headlights relayed as well. I used in-line breakers instead of fuses for the fans. I found out that an occasional start would spike and blow a 30amp fuse, but the breaker resets and the engine stays cool. All this is mounted on a plate that is mounted under the dash in the center out of the way and out of site. If you need more info, let me know.

5/9/021:43 PM

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