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Old 03-04-10, 01:37 PM
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FD alt into 86 gxl (fuse question)

I recently installed an FD alt into my s4 gxl. I double, tripple and quadruple check my wiring and they looks good and correct.
But I noticed that my main fuse (black) is only 80A. Should I "up" the main fuse to 100A or more??
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No. There is no reason to change the main fuse out.
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so, with all cables remove...and main fuse remove.
on this first pic i got an open circuit to ground
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and on this pic i got a short to ground..
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is this suppose to be?? the first pic is short to (+) and second pic short to ground, so isnt this mean shorting batt to ground??
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