Here's Why You NEVER MESS WITH Your Vehicle's Electrical System!! Adding A Fuse Block Between My Alternator And Battery!! Add A Safety Fuse To Alternator!! #FuseBlock #AlternatorFuse #ElectricalSystem

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In this video I add a fuse block between my Mechman 250 amp Elite Alternator and my battery. This is something I've been meaning to do for a long time now and finally had the chance to get it done.

A while ago I swapped out my 1995 GMC Suburban factory alternator for an aftermarket alternator by Mechman. This alternator is a high amperage alternator and thus needs a high amperage fuse. Although an alternator doesn't constantly produce it's rated amperage, you do need a fuse that is at least as capable of the alternators rating. So, since my alternator is rated at 250 amps I chose 300 amps to be on the safe side.

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00:00 Intro
01:30 Safety Fuse Block
02:25 Unboxing Fuse Block
03:00 300 Amp MEGA Fuse
03:30 Where To Install
03:52 Making End Lugs
04:20 Planning For Wire Lengths
05:01 Making New Wire
07:55 Mounting The Fuse Block
08:31 Final Install
09:15 Conclusion