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Where did YOU mount your spare fuse block?
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eddieshep999
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If you have an RT this link may help - See my entry at #22
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...u-identify-these-brackets&p=366988#post366988
Hope this helps
Eddie Sheppard
Reading uk
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/...u-identify-these-brackets&p=366988#post366988
Hope this helps
Eddie Sheppard
Reading uk
Originally, I mounted my extra fuse block behind the frunk insert on my RT. The only issue with this is that I had to disconnect all of the connections to the fuse block if the front trunk had to be removed for maintenance purposes.
This winter I decided to re-wire everything to congregate at the fuse block that I moved to the bottom of my rear trunk. I put the fuse block in a plastic box to keep it tidy. The gaggle of accessory wires now pass through the wall of the trunk behind the seat.
Depending on the size of your fuse block you can also mount it under the battery panel beneath your seat. There is space behind the battery. Since I had already mounted my alarm in this area that was not an option for me. There are any number of areas under the Spyder's tupperware to mount a spare fuse block and it really depends on how easily you wish to access the box to check fuses or connections. The rear trunk works for me, but like I said before just pick a spot that you think would be the most convenient and safe from the elements.
This winter I decided to re-wire everything to congregate at the fuse block that I moved to the bottom of my rear trunk. I put the fuse block in a plastic box to keep it tidy. The gaggle of accessory wires now pass through the wall of the trunk behind the seat.
Depending on the size of your fuse block you can also mount it under the battery panel beneath your seat. There is space behind the battery. Since I had already mounted my alarm in this area that was not an option for me. There are any number of areas under the Spyder's tupperware to mount a spare fuse block and it really depends on how easily you wish to access the box to check fuses or connections. The rear trunk works for me, but like I said before just pick a spot that you think would be the most convenient and safe from the elements.
SpydermanCT
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I had originally purchased the Centech AP-1 but could not find any place other than the frunk to mount it which I did not want to do. I ended up with the Eastern Beaver 3CS which I wired my Stebel horn to. Eventually I will clean up some of my LED wiring but the weather has been nice so the tupperware had to go back on. I mounted mine under the seat on the left side and it really worked out fine. The battery cables are right there and there is sufficient room when the seat closes.
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WackyDan
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If you have an RS/GS here is my install of the Eastern Beaver Fuse block. Not sure it would fit in the same spot on the RT. Hands down, probably the best fuse block out there if you don't mind the price.
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?17718
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?17718
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