Add-A-Circuit for automotive fuse boxes

bh357

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Anyone familiar with these things? Add-A-Circuit <br />Do they work well? Are there any risks? They seem pretty common in aftermarket electroncis.<br />Thanks.
 

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Re: Add-A-Circuit for automotive fuse boxes

I've used them before. Its just an inline fuse and they work fine. I believe I have few on my boat.
 

TexomaAv8r

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Re: Add-A-Circuit for automotive fuse boxes

10 for $114.99?! Seems a bit high for what it is.
 

Reel Poor

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Re: Add-A-Circuit for automotive fuse boxes

Maaaaaannn...Thats 11.50 each. Plus freight.... I'd buy the 100 pack, there only 8.70 each. :D
 

Trent

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Re: Add-A-Circuit for automotive fuse boxes

Less than three bucks at autozone
 

KRS

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Re: Add-A-Circuit for automotive fuse boxes

With the add-a-fuse (BTW, that price is waaayyy to high), you must ensure a really good ground as you are running only a hot wire. If you are going to run anything larger than 10 amps, I personally 1) ensure local ground 2) run a black ground wire back close to the fuse box. But then again, I'm a wire soldering maniac and love the smell of burning wire coating in the morning.
 

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Re: Add-A-Circuit for automotive fuse boxes

I guess I should have put my glasses on. These are what I use...
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