6
MN-594
SureSet
6. Route to the vehicle fuse box (
fi
g. 5). Use test light to determine which open terminal
(accessory, etc.) works only when the key is in the “ON” or accessory position (or, refer
to the owners’s manual for an available accessory fuse). The terminal should have an
amperage rating equal to or greater than the 3 amp in-line fuse. Connection to the fuse
terminal will depend on what type of fuse your vehicle uses. If your vehicle uses the
1/4” spade fuse, use adapter #1. If your vehicle uses the 3/16” spade fuse, use adapter
#2 (see inset A on page 3). If adapter #2 is used, it will be necessary to cut off the 1/4”
female connector attached to the power wire and crimp the smaller 3/16” female connector
supplied with this kit.
7. Route the 12 gauge wire from the terminal 30 on the back of the relay out to the vehicle’s
battery. Attach the 20 AMP fuse holder to the wire using the butt connector. Attach the
ring terminal to the 20 AMP fuse holder and install the ring terminal to the positive terminal
on the battery. (
fi
g. 6).
8. Find
fl
exible grommet (N) in the sealed parts package. After the hole is drilled and before
you route the harness through the
fi
rewall, simply insert the grommet and “walk” the
material around the inside edge of the drilled hole (
fi
g. 7). You may need to trim it to get
an exact
fi
t.
fi g. 7
Edge of drilled hole
Flexible grommet
fi g. 4
Back view
To battery
Keyed power
fi g. 5
Back view
3 Amp fuse
Existing
fuse
Terminal
Fuse
Keyed
power wire
fi g. 6
30
30
85
85
86
86
87
87
20 Amp
fuse holder
Back view
To battery
