Light help please
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JK Junkie
Yes you need a fuse between the relay and the battery. And you need a fuse between the switch and the fuse box. These fuses need to be rated large enough so they will not blow by simply using your lights. But small enough to protect tthe wires and relays in the circuit. Basicaly, every time you tap into power, you need a fuse. You need to place the fuse as close to the tap as possible.
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Yes you need a fuse between the relay and the battery. And you need a fuse between the switch and the fuse box. These fuses need to be rated large enough so they will not blow by simply using your lights. But small enough to protect tthe wires and relays in the circuit. Basicaly, every time you tap into power, you need a fuse. You need to place the fuse as close to the tap as possible.
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#13
JK Junkie
so what rating fuses should I look for?
Does there need to be one from the lights to the relay?