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playinsafe44 · 02-08-2010, 08:56 PM

Thanks for all the great info! I really don't want to change out the fuse panel if I don't have to (I don't see the benefit). I figure that as long as they are wired in correctly it should be fine. I already know that I will probably have to change the connectors for where it originally plugged into the panel. Now is there anything else I should know? The plan is to put an inline fuse on the two wires that have power to them, I just don't know what rating of fuse to go with (20 amp?). Would it be better to do the mysterious "relay mod" from the get go?

02-08-2010, 08:56 PM	#7
playinsafe44 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Portland OR Posts: 79	Re: Power Window Wiring Thanks for all the great info! I really don't want to change out the fuse panel if I don't have to (I don't see the benefit). I figure that as long as they are wired in correctly it should be fine. I already know that I will probably have to change the connectors for where it originally plugged into the panel. Now is there anything else I should know? The plan is to put an inline fuse on the two wires that have power to them, I just don't know what rating of fuse to go with (20 amp?). Would it be better to do the mysterious "relay mod" from the get go?