Re: [tech] Power Distribution Under Hood

["Mark Madison" <markie@proaxis.com>]

I was going to say some kind of fusible block located in the
engine compartment might solve your problems.
ususally you can find positive battery cables with a large primary
wire that runs to your starter and a couple of smaller guage
wires for just what you're trying to do- molded into the lead clamp.
I have given this thought as well as I'll be rewiring some of my
compartment to accomodate euro-relayed headlights as well
as some modifications for a stereo/keyless entry

mark madison


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Sean Martin <smartin@ntl.sympatico.ca>
To: <scirocco-L@scirocco.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 1999 8:39 PM
Subject: [tech] Power Distribution Under Hood


>Guys,
>
>  What would be a good way to clean up my positive terminal.  I've
>got three extra wires running off of it, in addition to the stock
>stuff (two for stereo, and one for an idle speed boost switch on my
>dash).  Now if I start to install fog/driving lights, relay my
>headlights, etc...it turns into a real mess.
>
>    I was thinking that one of the stereo power distribution blocks
>may be a good idea.  Is there any that someone would recomend.
>Fused would be good, as well as protected from moisture.  Most of
>the ones I've looked at have such large wire gauge requirements that
>they are not suitable.
>
>Sean Martin
>87 8V
>
>
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