(06-07-2022, 07:07 PM)Mordred Wrote: No worries, just remember to put a fuse at the battery end. Just a heads up, the main cable to the fuse box splits there and then goes via the ignition switch and to the coil without any fuses at all. It is rarely an issue but good to know when fiddling that you have a potential to melt parts of the loom if there is a short. I suppose they were happy with the risk of not having a fuse blow and stop the vehicle.
Adrian
The big black fuse in the picture a couple of posts back will be at the battery for the additional wiring.
I may also add a separate one for the ignition switch?
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Just noticed your post in another thread. Mine will be similar.
PR