I want to add a new circuit to the fuse block at the rear of my car. There are plenty open slots, but they're all one sided (just the hot side). I need to add a terminal for the load side, but I cannot seem to find ATM-size terminals (the mini blade fuses). Any searches I try flood me with various taps and such, but I want to do this right rather than tapping an existing circuit.
Any suggestions for a source?
It shouldn't be this hard. It's not rocket science.
Chris
I added one to my Honda for a USB power supply to run my dash cams - I picked an empty switched slot and used a tap, it’s the only thing on that circuit. I’m pretty sure they are the same fuses you mentioned.
Ken
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There are several companies that specialize in providing the connector bodies and terminals for OE automotive and motorcycle applications. Ballenger Motorsports is one I've used. The manufacturer of your vehicle might also have repair parts available.Originally Posted by mtnbkr
I want to add a new circuit to the fuse block at the rear of my car. There are plenty open slots, but they're all one sided (just the hot side). I need to add a terminal for the load side, but I cannot seem to find ATM-size terminals (the mini blade fuses). Any searches I try flood me with various taps and such, but I want to do this right rather than tapping an existing circuit.
Any suggestions for a source?
It shouldn't be this hard. It's not rocket science.
Chris
Other examples: https://www.waytekwire.com/products/1495/Fuse-Holders/
https://www.delcity.net/store/1!way-..._11128.h_26861
https://www.amazon.com/CNLW-Terminal...dp/B07BFRRXXL/
Last edited by OlongJohnson; 06-05-2022 at 10:02 PM.
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I want to avoid using taps and such. I want it to look just like a factory circuit.
Chris
The first link has a min 50 order. I only need a couple.
The next two are the larger ATC size (found both listings last night before posting).
I'll try the local dealership.
Chris
Here's an ATM fuse block. Terminals are available individually.
https://www.bmotorsports.com/shop/pr...oducts_id/5510
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Thanks!
I don't know why that wasn't showing up on my searches.
Chris
My OCD says you're welcome.
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