1976CamaroGuy

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I have my 5.3 harness converted, did this about a year ago but haven't installed it yet. I have all of my connectors and loose wiring labled so I know where that goes.

I also wrote down a sketch of my fuse block and what fuses go to what wires....luckly I found it.

But I was really wanting to put labels on the block it'self somehow so that I can readly tell what fuse controls what (fans, injectors, cruise, and so forth).

Has anyone done that? I suppose last resort is to make a "cover" to go over this with a label printed out on the underside of the cover.

FastKat

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I would be worried about the labels heating up and peeling off. If I were you, I'd make a nice chart on a piece of notecard and just keep that in the glove box of the vehicle. I have done that for some of my engine-harness-to-chassis-wiring connectors and it has already saved me hours of looking at diagrams to figure out what I did 1, 2, and 3 years ago.

Build-it-Break-it

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I labeled mine with my jobs label maker. If the fuse block is heating up enough to melt off labels i would think you would have to be concerned about an improper wired fuse block? It shouldn't heat up enough to have the label come off.

1976CamaroGuy

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I've got a nice dynaco (think thats the spelling) label maker, I actually used it to make the labels for my harness with it.

I didn't know I could make labels small enough to fit on it

Either way I have been looking online for a little plastic "box" to put this fuse box in and maybe make a stick on label to put under the cover with a fuse diagram.

Heck I could make the diagram in paint and print it on self adhesive paper.

1976CamaroGuy

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I just found this fuse panel being sold on a yamaha website

http://www.blackrhinoperformance.com...ele20002x.aspx




It looks like it is a pair of those fuse panels like I used in mine attached together but has a cover that goes over both

I wonder if I could find something like that seperatly somewhere, anyone know of something like that?

G-Body

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I meant to make up a label for my fuse box. I saved the original label from the box so I could see how they drew the components and I was going to scan it into the computer and edit it with paint and then have a sticker printed out at a local sign place. It wouldn`t be too hard and would make the swap that much more factory appearing.......but I never quite got around to it.

gofastwclass

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I labeled all the relays with a $20 Dymo label maker using the plastic printed labels (not the paper ones) and it's been fine for almost three years and lots of daily all weather abuse. Like G-Body, I slacked on the fuses because I used the factory fuse block and never finished it.

If you can find the covers separately, I would be interested in one for another project.

flame

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Did a harness for a friend putting a 2000 5.3L/4L60E into a 68 C10. I made the legend in word, printed and laminated then stuck it in the cover. I used a fuse box from an old J-body dime a dozen at the wreckers and comes with fuses/relays to use. Sanded the original legend off the top and painted it. I labeled the fuses the same as the wiring diagrams for easy reference down the road.

V8Rumble

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Now that's the $#it, right there!! Nicely done!