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My new fuse block

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by IkeO, Oct 27, 2007.

  1. IkeO

    IkeO Member

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    I know its nothing special since alot of people here already converted but darn it it took me 3 hours and im very proud of of it. it was my FIRST job involving anything electrical (soldering, crimping, stripping)

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    whats really funny is i ordered from Del City. i got the link from someones post here on the forums. right before i sent the order through i noticed that they were based in Milwaukee. so i looked up the address. they were 3 miles (literally) from my house hahah. so i just drove there and picked it up. the place is great! my fuse block cost $4.59! only problem is its a $25 dollar minimum on orders. but since this was my first job i needed plenty of stuff. so it all worked out in the end.
     
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    That's a good first project. Looks alot better than the original. What's next?
     
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    figuring out why my dang aux light stopped working!
     
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