How To Wire A Fuse Block - Easy

[@neilrogers9121]

now THAT is a professional non-hack job. Two thumbs up guys. I was an installer. Great work.

[@klowny1969]

Neil Rogers thank u for watching and commenting

[@kimb9539]

I want to thank you. Some vandals messed with both my fuse panel and p.d. box, changing a few with too high an amperage, removing several, installing broken ones amongst other things. I am in the process of going through the system and correcting everything they messed up. So, again, thank you, you are a big help in my situation.

[@klowny1969]

You got it

[@gplusgplus2286]

In most cars there are empty spots for new circuits both on the engine compartment fuse box (30-40A circuits) and in the fuse box inside (5-20Amps) but the muppets ALWAYS have to tap into the cigarette lighter and burn your car. Nice job.

[@jgjays6525]

Klowny ur a beast, wish you were in my town you put your hear into ur work not like other mechanics they just wanta get you out the way!! Keep us posted budd

[@jewllake]

Boy, now that was a hot mess! Glad you were able to clean it up!

[@klowny1969]

yes it was lol thanks for watching

[@neskosile5055]

Great video. Thank you. I'm trying to Install wire's for a/c on my 2001 GMC Savana 3500 witch didn't have a/c from factory at all. but I need wiring diagram to do that my self. Especially diagram from the relay fuse box to the AC and AC control knobs. I hope you can help me on this and I do thank you in advance.

[@19Dennis53]

If you are going from a power stud or directly from battery hot to that fuse panel there should be a fuse between the connection and the new fuse panel to insure safety.

[@Viohouse]

Best monologue, "I love butt connectors because I am Greek!"

[@classic24hrtowing80]

Baaahaaaa

[@travistownsend1999]

not many people know that crimpers are labeled wrong for decades ...use the insulated side to push in one side and then the non insulated side to curl the other side over the first side and make it all pretty and way stronger

[@LongbowPilot]

Simply explained. Thank you, sir!

[@klowny1969]

+LongbowPilot thanks for watching

[@justincraig6015]

@@klowny1969 ww

[@laurabishop6149]

Excellent video mate....easy to understand...

[@klowny1969]

Laura Bishop thanks for watching and commenting

[@rafaelxenes2034]

Good video. I have this issue in the relay block under the hood. Specifically the fuel pump relay, I think. Any tips? I know it's a 5 year old video but I figured I'd take a chance and ask anyway. Thanks for the video nonetheless.

[@Lewythefly]

Tug...... And you're good!

[@jamesark9926]

Sir..i have a grand cherokee 1998..in a fuse boxs...from relay to relay..there is a one sigle brown wire is connected to each other...can you tell me whats that for?....they just add to it...as a improvising tecniqhs

[@Realdantheman99999]

With a fuse block can you add accessories like lights to your car

[@zenfiretrading3848]

I think we have the same c1500 chevy my relay box looks exactly the same, my fuel pump relay connector 30 is burned out. Any idea how to fix it? Any new relay I put in is getting hot super fast.

[@gerrielkins2882]

How do we know which wires go to where if they are are all the same size & same color, when rewiring a new fuse box to the old? Please answer asap this is dire!

[@MrSlowestD16]

Ah, great how-to, thanks! I'm Greek too, btw. lol @ the quick joke.

[@klowny1969]

hello fellow greek lol thnx for watching

[@christiansavinon6591]

Nice videos, I had lern a lot. Thaks

[@klowny1969]

Christian Saviñón thanks for watching

[@crazyassmofu]

Great video man! I don't have much electrical knowledge at all. Would it be ok to power the block by tapping into an existing fuse instead of running a wire from the battery?

[@klowny1969]

thanks..i wouldnt do that

[@Fireship1]

Looks good. Nice and neat.

[@klowny1969]

thank u sir

[@casperakoma7273]

great piece of work many thanks lol.

[@klowny1969]

thanks for 5

[@klowny1969]

+klowny1969 watching

[@larsturner310]

Nice work.

[@klowny1969]

Thank you

[@westsidedavie]

I have a 98 Toyota Avalon I plugged the phone charger in the cigarette lighter port I blew the 15 amp fuse which controls the cigarette lighter the clock and the stereo system I replaced a fuse to everything work again two months later go by cigarette lighter again blew the fuse I replaced the fuse nothing works now I checked all the fuses far as I can see they're all good so I'm without a cigarette lighter a stereo system and a clock would you have any idea what can be going wrong

[@mtrltoolman]

great fix

[@klowny1969]

thank u for commenting and watching

[@GJJC13]

Great video. Like the step by step details. Looks like a great crimping tool. Do you remember the brand or where you got it?

[@klowny1969]

i believe i used a channel lock crimper??

[@JonoKnewt]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks man!

[@klowny1969]

Jon Knutson thanks for watching

[@gustavovilla45]

Hey Klowny1969 when I turn on my headlights and switch to highbeam all my headlights turn then I switch back to low beam and my low beams work. Any pointers where to start? The headlights are new.

[@omaradan8062]

Thanks Nice information idea video channel I like this post to learn more

[@jojobrownofphx]

One question: What about the ground to the block you are adding? Is there one OR do we just ground the device/accessories?

[@klowny1969]

+JO JO BROWN of PHX you can either add a ground distribution block or just ground everything individually to the frame of the car..thanks for watching

[@jojobrownofphx]

+klowny1969 Brotha, you are AWESOME! No one touches on this install, so this is VERY helpful and much appreciated! ;-) #GodsLove

[@klowny1969]

+JO JO BROWN of PHX lol thanks

[@foreverwood1963]

Question guys. If I were to do this without connecting to a known source, but running new circuits, will they all be hot? What if I wanted to run it for lets say an accessory that I need turned on only when I crank up?

[@klowny1969]

foreverwood1963 yes..watch my video on how to wire a switched fuse block

[@93coupes26]

I know it's the old post klowney but I hope you get it. . Okay my question is picking size gauge of wire you said has to handle the amperage. you have a 6 slot , 20 amps per slot so does that got to handle 120 amps total ?

[@klowny1969]

We knew we weren't going to out that much amoerage through this thing

[@93coupes26]

@@klowny1969 So when you say handle the amperage with numbers do you got to put together thank you

[@93coupes26]

@@klowny1969 or you meant the 20 amps it puts out? The amps and volts confuse me lol

[@klowny1969]

This is a 12 volt system..amps are how much the devices you are connecting to it draw

[@93coupes26]

@@klowny1969 ok so the device has to match the fuse? And not Exceed The Wire?

[@shanejovanovic6073]

do you need to fuse the wire going from he original fuse block to the new one? Or is there a spot on fuse blocks that protects the wire feeding it?

[@benefactionhindrance]

Shane Jovanovic you should. I don't think he did that tho.

[@efrainsantana4118]

benefactionhindrance milk

[@pxndxlunx5821]

As long as he doesn't pull to much that original wire should be okay to handle the amps. Usually when you start to pull to much, that new fuse panel he got looks like one that has a built in fuse to cut power from there and onward. You can fuse the original wire if you want if it isn't already but just don't over do it and you should be okay.

[@munecito]

@@pxndxlunx5821 but it isn't about overdoing it but about protecting the circuit. I would have put a fuse because if that wire ever touches earth then there's no protection and it will be sparking until the wire melts or the car burns.

[@mrhorsepower67502]

great videos...subscribed. keep up the good work.

[@klowny1969]

mrhorsepower67502 thank you for watching and subscribing

[@riptus1]

nice job buddy!!

[@klowny1969]

g oogle thanks sir

[@nickheinz3737]

Nice job, you explained it well!

[@klowny1969]

Thank u

[@dt6452]

Why didn't you mount the fuse block , and that stud is hot where the power cable comes in is there a safe way to cover the stud . Do they make something similar like a valve stem cap to cover the rest of the exposed threads.

[@klowny1969]

I did mount it..i dont remember if i showed that in the vid..u can use a vacuum cap to cover that stud if u want

[@dt6452]

Thanks for responding back and i did think of the vac cap after awhile . Good videos very informative

[@klowny1969]

D T anytime

[@nickmarkis]

I'm a Cretan good video

[@klowny1969]

thanks for watching

[@hollissmith5467]

can u build a seperate fuse box to run heat and air supply power to engine

[@klowny1969]

Hollis Smith check my channel for that video

[@robertclarke8864]

I have a 2002 Yamaha Big Bear the fuse block is missing I'm not sure how to wire it can somebody please help

[@jonnyjhonjon]

I can only say thank you

[@klowny1969]

thanks for watching and commenting

[@aterhsolsa.decv.9662]

Have you done electrical work on a solar (FV) project? Cool channel...

[@klowny1969]

nope..thanks for watching

[@aterhsolsa.decv.9662]

+klowny1969 Do one; it's electrical upstream. It'l be a good show mate.

[@klowny1969]

+Aterh₂sol SA. De CV. ill look into it..thank u

[@Chicago06sti]

how would you install the relay so it's key on power only?

[@klowny1969]

+Chicago06sti i just recorded a video about that..will post soon

[@Chicago06sti]

+klowny1969 thank you :)

[@mad7stringer]

Don't we want to cover the giant bolt in that new fuse block thats carrying a positive 12v before zip tieing it somewhere? That's going directly to the battery with no fuse in between. Fire waiting to happen, I'm kind of surprised the new fuse block didn't have a cover

[@klowny1969]

Tom Persons u can put a vacuum cap on it

[@pollydor07]

THANKS

[@catarinobernardojoao1824]

Oh men all we need a transport... And all we need an spécialist in each area

[@catarinobernardojoao1824]

That is my opinion but... You can do it when you can't contrat someone

[@smartsarthakvideos5003]

Excuse me sir ...WHY DOES MY Mahindra maximo KEEP BLOWING FUSES?...My van is mahindra maximo....

[@klowny1969]

Sharad Patil check for a short

[@carslover3509]

great work are from USA ?

[@klowny1969]

thank you..yes i am..in new york..and thanks for watching

[@EndUser-yu7gg]

why did you not tin the wire?... I know not necessary but this is car wiring in a moisture exposed spot... a little sodder goes a long way...

[@klowny1969]

Scott Margerum not necessary here..the one on the fuse block in the engine bay is heat shrinked and resists the elements..the one inside doesnt need anything because its inside the car..thanks for watching and commenting

[@fandechavalones3022]

Can i connect a 1200 amp the fuse box ?

[@klowny1969]

1200?

[@fandechavalones3022]

klowny1969 yes 1200 watts

[@klowny1969]

Watts or amps?

[@fandechavalones3022]

Watts

[@klowny1969]

That's 100 amps..u are better off connecting a new fuse block from scratch..and also upgrade your alternator..I have a video on putting a fuse block from scratch

[@foreverwood1963]

Why didn't the fuse protect the wire?

[@rajanishad9545]

Sar Hindi mai bola karo samajh mein bahut aasani Rahegi

[@mexicanflower13]

How do you ground it

[@klowny1969]

The test light? Clamp it on the negative side of the battery..dont forget to subscribe

[@johnviera6079]

ty

[@klowny1969]

thanks for watching

[@mac9955]

Looks like an Impala SS

[@klowny1969]

It was a gmc denali

[@karoledgarnace2816]

hi do you have like a facebook account i can send you msges? i fried one chip slot in my fuse box and idk what to do. thanks

[@klowny1969]

Karol Ed Garnace yes klowny1969

[@MyPandaRawrs]

tug and you good ;)

[@JacobArdelean]

never taking advice from this man, all i needed to see was the tangled mess he had.

[@klowny1969]

Don't forget to subscribe 😉

[@romarioflowers465]

How to rewier a 2nz Toyota

[@klowny1969]

Huh?

[@brunoburtoni8479]

Some tap into existing fuse block and some tap into ignition on column wth

[@klowny1969]

ignition on column is not a good idea

[@brunoburtoni8479]

@@klowny1969 yeah bro , id hopefully be able to do mine now after this , thanks buying one with a relay built in 40 amps

[@klowny1969]

awesome..good luck with the install

[@johnhaser4808]

Right out of the gate his usage of the words in the eltrcial world shows hes not to educated,, and I just have a H.S. degree... There now such thing as constant on!!! What are you Amish!!! Correct description is "Its "hot" or energized all the time" Also its called "engine compartment" NOT engine bay.

[@pxndxlunx5821]

Before you go criticize someone for not using technical words, go and check your grammar.