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<blockquote data-quote="DiB" data-source="post: 369449" data-attributes="member: 547580"><p>Just a lil fyi that I recently learned about. You don't have to use fuses in a car, for a little bit more money you can install circuit breakers up to 150a I think it was. I was exploring options to rewire my car more efficiently when I found this out. It's actually quite nice cause one actually popped the other day and all I had to do was flip a switch and I was good to go again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DiB, post: 369449, member: 547580"] Just a lil fyi that I recently learned about. You don't have to use fuses in a car, for a little bit more money you can install circuit breakers up to 150a I think it was. I was exploring options to rewire my car more efficiently when I found this out. It's actually quite nice cause one actually popped the other day and all I had to do was flip a switch and I was good to go again. [/QUOTE]
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