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FORD CHEVY HIGH OUTPUT ALTERNATOR FUSE BLOCK WIRING KIT
Automotive Parts and Accessories (Lester)
List Price: $0.00- One year No Hassle Warranty
- 4 Gauge Wiring Fuse Block Kit For High Output 200+ Amp Alternator
- This kit is a must when changing over your original alternator to a 200+ amp High Output Model alternator
FORD CHEVY HIGH OUTPUT ALTERNATOR FUSE BLOCK WIRING KIT
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4 Gauge Wiring Fuse Block Kit For High Output 200+ Amp AlternatorThis kit is a must when changing over your original alternator to a 200+ amp High Output Model alternator.
Included in the kit:
6 Feet of Red 4 Gauge Super-Flex stranded Cable
1 ANL AE6573 GOLD Fuse Block with Cover
1 - ANL 250 AMP Gold Fuse
8 - # 4 Solid Copper Ring Terminals
1 Foot - Black Heat Shrink Tubing to complete the Job
This 'do it yourself' wiring kit is easy to install:
1. First measure the length of cable you will need from the alternator main charging post to the ANL Fuse Holder. Use crimpers or Vise Grips to crimp the copper ring terminals to the wire and install the heat shrink over these connectors.
2. Next measure the length of cable you will need to connect the fuse holder to the positive post on the battery. Use crimpers or Vise Grips to crimp the copper ring terminals to the wire and install the heat shrink over these connectors.
3. Complete your wiring by bolting your connectors to the alternator, fuse holder, and battery.
4. Next install the new 4 gauge cable in addition to your original main charging wire. Stack the new cable together with the original charging terminal at the alternator post.
5. Now your alternator is fully protected from short-circuits.
Above is a picture of what a completed wiring circuit should look like when you finish. The longer cable connects to the alternator, the shorter cable connects to your battery.
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