I have a b2650 cab tractor. There is a fuse block under the steering wheel. It has some empty spots but they are not powered. Does anyone have a link for info on how to tap into these to add a few more circuits? Or am I better off finding where the power comes from and adding another panel?
Fuse block question
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If they aren't powered it's probably easier to run a new fused feed to your own fuse block for additional circuits, unless you wish to chase up the fuse link connectors if it doesn't have them and add additional feeds to the main block which may be difficult.
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"Or am I better off finding where the power comes from and adding another panel"
this is the "better" idea ......might not be the easiest all the time but it isolates the circuit from the factory circuit. And because of this - IF there is a problem later, it is something that you can find the solution to quickly!
this is the "better" idea ......might not be the easiest all the time but it isolates the circuit from the factory circuit. And because of this - IF there is a problem later, it is something that you can find the solution to quickly!
Only about 10 characters out eh!That's a link to an L2650... Won't be much good for his B.
I've sent him a wsm to peruse.