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Fuse block for accessories??????

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#1 ·
So my question is this, I just installed the WARN secondary battery system. Ive noticed that allot of you have these power, or, fuse blocks mounted in your rzr. Are you attaching this block to your secondary battery and then all additional lights, stereos, winches, etc... connect to this block instead of directly to your second battery?:question:
 
#2 ·
Second question; if I had a fuse block and wanted to install a Voltage gauge, would I want to attach it to where the primary power line and ground attaches to this block to see the out put from my battery to the accessories, or would I want to connect directly to the battery, and would I want two separate gauges for each individual batteries?
 
#3 ·
There are a couple dead holes in the factory fuse block. I found terminals that can be made to work at pep boys and added another fuse to run my oil pressure light I added.



I got power from another wire in the fuse box, just added a new terminal to the end and put a jumper wire to the other "dead hole"....as seen on the right of the fuse box here.



Doorman part number for those who must know!

 
#4 ·
Bu the factory fuse block is slaved off of the primary battery, I want to set up a secondary fuse block to my new secondary battery and start connecting all new accessories through that block. any suggestions?
 
#7 ·
The relay would not be required, but if you have the relay you can make it where whatever accesories you add will only work with key on, or off a switch, without having to pull power off another factory accessory of the Rzr. All up to you on that really.
 
#9 ·
I just bought a fuse block from UTV Inc. It looks real nice I just havent had time to install it yet.

I've been trying to figure out a ground block. Something to make the grounds easier. I'm thinking I'll just put a bolt into the frame and just land everything on the stud.
 
#11 ·
Pageauto1 on ebay has EVERYTHING you could want to do the job and at good prices. I have used their fuse block and other things and am very happy with them and their products. Wire everything add-on to the secondary block and use a good battery isolator like the sure power 1315.
 
#16 ·
Whats the isolator for?? My batteries are both connected to a WARN isolator so my primary is always left alone except for factory connections and I want to connect the fuse block to the secondary battery for attaching new additional lights and other accessories.
 
#18 ·
Thats what I just installed last weekend. WARN makes a nice dual battery system that connects your main and secondary batteries together through an isolator, and as soon the main is charged, then it clicks over and charges the secondary battery, theres even an override switch you can install that slaves the two together for more juice if you're running your accessories, winch, whatever, from the batteries for long periods. It was a super easy install and looks clean. Now I want to add a fuse box that splits power from the secondary for all the upgrades I want to add to my rzr.
 
#27 ·
Wow it really sounds like you're planning on adding whole bunch of accessories, my 11s came with 3 spare slots on the existing fuse block that were already fused a 15 ,20 and 30 it came ready to tap leads right into the fused side of the circuit, the accessory fuse is 20 amp mine pulls only 2 amps when turned on leaving lots of extra for some other accessories and that circuit will only be hot when the key is turned on. best of luck sounds like you're really tricking your razor out.
 
#28 ·
Probably won't trick my rig out any more than the average user, I just don't want any additional draw on the main battery. Some of the places I ride take me far from help, and I want to be able to start my rig or have extra long lasting juice, if needed.
 
#29 ·
Jr, one thing you want to be sure of is make sure the new fuse block takes the same style fuses as the factory fb. That way you only have to carry one style of fuses.
 
#30 ·
Oh, damn, great point. I hadn't even considered that. Shoot, thx allot for that tip. To be honest, I hadn't even considered carrying ANY extra fuses, totally slipped my mind. In fact, I don't even know where the factory fuse box is on my 2011 RZR.


NorCal Jr.
 
#31 ·
It's up under the dash on a 2010. Probably the same on the later models.
 
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