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rfitzpatrick · 10-15-2018, 11:42 AM

OK, I've a heated discussion between myself and my Model A CrewChief (H Jones) -- there's yellow wire coming out of my head-lamp switch going to my alternator as it's source of power -- am I right? If I were to install a seperate fuse-block, would this allow me the same protection as leaving it routed to the starter fuse-block? Would this cause any power disruptions to any other electrical system, limited as they already are? What I'm wanting to accomplish is having my entire lighting system on a seperate fuse-block so that if a head-lamp shorts, it will not shut me down -- the main thing at risk here is Mr. Jones pride.

Thanks

10-15-2018, 11:42 AM	#1
rfitzpatrick Senior Member Join Date: May 2018 Location: Coral Springs, Florida Posts: 552	Fues-Block For My Head-Lamps OK, I've a heated discussion between myself and my Model A CrewChief (H Jones) -- there's yellow wire coming out of my head-lamp switch going to my alternator as it's source of power -- am I right? If I were to install a seperate fuse-block, would this allow me the same protection as leaving it routed to the starter fuse-block? Would this cause any power disruptions to any other electrical system, limited as they already are? What I'm wanting to accomplish is having my entire lighting system on a seperate fuse-block so that if a head-lamp shorts, it will not shut me down -- the main thing at risk here is Mr. Jones pride. Thanks