Fuse Block Installed
Navigator said:
Asked the question because the EB on my DL650 does not have a cover.
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strange.... as you can see on the picture the two threaded nuts holding the cover are near each end laterally
 
albertaduke said:
strange.... as you can see on the picture the two threaded nuts holding the cover are near each end laterally
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What's worse is that I didn't read the line in your post that said "with cover removed". Must pay better attention. I'm going to replace that old EB dinosaur on my DL650 with a new one.
 
Navigator said:
What's worse is that I didn't read the line in your post that said "with cover removed". Must pay better attention. I'm going to replace that old EB dinosaur on my DL650 with a new one.
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should come with a cover..
 

@Navigator Hey Mike, I haven't had the time to check in often lately. If your question was directed at my set up, then yes, it is a Blue Sea Systems 100 amp 4 circuit block which I did in fact acquire from West Marine. I think that it was about 29 bux or so. The 'post' fuse is available from any auto parts store. The reason I went that route was the instructions with the FB recommended the block be fused from the battery. The 80 amp post fuse took care of that and supplied a pretty good mounting option. Plenty of room under the seat for clearance and when it is time to change the battery you can just remove the positive terminal from the battery and fold the block and all of the wiring out of the way to the left.
 
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