Fitting Autocom

[gloryboys]

Hey guy's,

I've seen some guy's on here have used a fuse block to hook up their accessories to. I have one and a new autocom to fit but not sure on the mounting of the fuse block so any info and thoughts greatly appreciated.

[ThunderJohn]

I just zip tie it somewhere out of the way. That is what I did for my LED lights

[twotonevert]

Mine is velco'ed to the bottom of my trunk mod, facing up. That way I can install my fuses or remove them as need be. Are you going to wire in a relay so its switched power or go straight to the battery?

[captain]

When I did the trunk mod I put my block in the side wall so it didn't chew up so much space. I can still see and get to the fuses but doesn't use as much real estate now.

[gloryboys]

Mine is velco'ed to the bottom of my trunk mod, facing up. That way I can install my fuses or remove them as need be. Are you going to wire in a relay so its switched power or go straight to the battery?

I'm going to put it through the fuzeblock I just got so it will be switched. Thanks for the info guy's.

[semi]

here's mine

[gloryboys]

Very Neatly done, hoping mine will be too.

[captain]

here's mine

Yeah Very Neat Semi...

[semi]

Yeah Very Neat Semi...

and here's the guy who made it so neat (that would be Captain)

[captain]

and here's the guy who made it so neat (that would be Captain)

Ahh the good ole days

[semi]

Ahh the good ole days

that was a great week!

[gloryboys]

Wow it took the cap a week to fit

[semi]

as you can probably tell from the pics, we did more than just the Autocom that week...we were eating very well, doing lots of odds-n-ends, and basically just hanging out and having a lot of fun all week...plus, Uncle Steve and Professor came by and joined in on the festivities too

[gloryboys]

Oh ok, that explains it then, good times for all.