i ran a 4gauge wire from the battery through the fire wall and then under my seat where then i put a non fuse distribution block, from there i ran wires that go to accsessorise..now the question is, i put fuses were the wires from the accessorise go into the distribution block, is it nessesory to put a fuse on the 4 gauge wire ?? i pretty sure i dont because the accessorise are fused already before it goes into the distribution block so if anything happeds, thos fuses will be poped

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and the answer is: AAAANNNNNNNNNNNKKKKKKKK!!!! Always fuse your main wire. Reason being there could be a short in it and mess up your battery. Also, fuses arent always a garuentee that your equipment is safe, its like a condom, use at your own risk. However fuses almost always protect your equipment, there could sometimes be a snaffu. My advice, better safe than sorry, fuse that main lead.

 

no fuse= no fun. if u dont fuse ur main like rem said, ull have issues, possibly blow ur electrics

 

No Fuse = Maybe a Burnt Up Ride

 

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ok thanks guys,i guess ill go out tomorow and get a fuse for the 4 gauge

 

The fuse under the hood is only there to protect the wire.


A fuse anywhere else is to protect the device it powers, which like some1 said doesnt always work, like a condom (what do you call someone eho pulls out for birth control?..................Dad)

Ive seen fuses melt together shorted.

Unfuse power wire + wire rubbing metal= FIRE[sm=badbadbad.gif]

 

wow..it makes me what to get a fire extinwisher (cant spell)..thanks guys..

 

the fuse under the hood on the wire is there pretty much to stop the connection if needed, it does really serve no purpose when all connected