Relocating the Fuses...anybody?
Relocating the Fuses...anybody? Ok, so I removed my A.I.R., EGR, and added headers a few weeks ago, and my hood is starting to look clean. The one thing that really bothers me though is the fuse box on the drivers side. It looks like trash, and none of the plastic seems to fit right. Anybody relocated this, because the place where the air pump sat seems like it would be a nice place to move these too. No wires would have to be cut and it would get the huge mess out of site. Any ideas, comments, pics are welcome.
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I stuck mine down in there today. If the wires were only a little longer. I got them in but there wasnt enough slack to make them fit back into the holder and i didnt want them banging around so I pulled them back out. The two fuse boxes seperate from the holder. Be sure and disconect the battery. Then slip #1 through the hole and pushed it to the side and cram box #2 through. I'm thinking about moving the wires that go along the inside of the fender to the firewall under the fender like on the passenger side. Then I would only have to lengthen the wires where they plug into the firewall and not every one that plugs in to the fuse boxes.
Originally Posted by TKhawk01
I stuck mine down in there today. If the wires were only a little longer. I got them in but there wasnt enough slack to make them fit back into the holder and i didnt want them banging around so I pulled them back out. The two fuse boxes seperate from the holder. Be sure and disconect the battery. Then slip #1 through the hole and pushed it to the side and cram box #2 through. I'm thinking about moving the wires that go along the inside of the fender to the firewall under the fender like on the passenger side. Then I would only have to lengthen the wires where they plug into the firewall and not every one that plugs in to the fuse boxes.
I have been extremely busy myself, but I think Im going to play around with it tonight. Thanks for posting up the info, and if anybody else gets anywhere with this or has a great idea, let us know. I know if we get a good number of guys working on this we can get it done. I will post up what I find out tonight 
zyal8r 
search for harlan (Y2K hawk) he has turbos there, so they're somewhere else.
lots of work
i've considered relocating them to the rear of the car, under the passenger side speaker cover, but it would be a total pain in my *** to do that.
Ryan.
lots of work
i've considered relocating them to the rear of the car, under the passenger side speaker cover, but it would be a total pain in my *** to do that. Ryan.
Originally Posted by slow
i've considered relocating them to the rear of the car, under the passenger side speaker cover, but it would be a total pain in my *** to do that.
Ryan.
Ryan.
Im not giving up on this yet...but Im definitely reconsidering options. Im wondering if a piece could be constructed to hold the fuses that would at least make them more presentable. Let me know what you guys think and if you have any luck or find out anything.
Originally Posted by zyal8r
"J" once again Silver Bullet got ya covered!!!!!!! 
