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I think someone said it took them about 3.5 hours with interruptions and what not.

It will probably take me that long myself because I'm OCD when it comes to wire management.


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Okay, so hopefully around 3 hours or so without pictures. I really like the way the new wires look. Definitely spices up the engine bay, along with being beneficial
 

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Okay, so hopefully around 3 hours or so without pictures. I really like the way the new wires look. Definitely spices up the engine bay, along with being beneficial


I just hope I can be satisfied with the old wires after the new wires go in.


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That wraps it up guys!


Install for me only took about an hour, but I'm pretty speedy under the hood lol.
 
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hey guys just an update, the last 5 kits of the extended GB all shipped yesterday, so the last 5 on the list should be getting theirs around Tuesday/Wednesday.
 

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My big fat ugly fuse block protector

One thing I was not comfortable with was how exposed the fuse and fuse block were to the elements. The boots don't provide complete protection. Two yellow arrows, Picture 1.

So, I wrapped the whole fuse block assembly in 1.5 inch Shrinkflex (yellow arrow, picture 2), which is 2 to 1 heat shrink tubing for one layer of protection and to hold everything in place, especially the plastic fuse cover. Then enclosed the fuse block in 2 inch wire loom (blue arrow, picture 2) for water and mud protection. Pictures 2 and 3.

It's a bit ugly, picture 4, but I feel better knowing the fuse block is protected, just like the stock fusible link was pretty well protected in a plastic cover, wrapped and sealed.

I looked at other fuse blocks with plastic covers that totally encased the lugs, but they just seemed too flimsy, so I went this route, for now.

Remember to put the extra fuse in the glove box with a 9/16 inch wrench/socket, just in case you need to replace the fuse.
 

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