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<blockquote data-quote="wevie" data-source="post: 5241478" data-attributes="member: 603871"><p>If I'm reading this correctly, the OP purchased a wiring kit that comes with a 100amp fuse to install up front near the battery. Y'all are telling him that his minimum fuse size here is found by adding up the fuses on his amps. I disagree. This fuse is ONLY to protect the WIRE that came in the kit, not to protect any amps.</p><p></p><p>If the kit came with a properly sized 100 amp fuse, I will assume that it is using 4 AWG wire and is a little conservative on the fuse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wevie, post: 5241478, member: 603871"] If I'm reading this correctly, the OP purchased a wiring kit that comes with a 100amp fuse to install up front near the battery. Y'all are telling him that his minimum fuse size here is found by adding up the fuses on his amps. I disagree. This fuse is ONLY to protect the WIRE that came in the kit, not to protect any amps. If the kit came with a properly sized 100 amp fuse, I will assume that it is using 4 AWG wire and is a little conservative on the fuse. [/QUOTE]
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