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Old 07-11-2014, 01:44 PM   #1
snipescastle2
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Talking New Style ATO Fuse Box conversion

Hey Guy's, just wondering if anyone has even done a Late model ATO fuse box mod for their trucks? I'm looking into doing this, I know there are already companies making these (American Autowire, M&H electrical Fabricators, etc...) I found a website that someone has done this for their truck, I may try this, but wanted to inquire here first and see if anyone had any experience with the pinouts/terminals needed to be changed, before I set out to do this. I have an extra main harness, so I can work with that one while I "Iron Out" the details. I'd appreciate any insight into this before I dive into it head first
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Ben Smith

p.s. here's that website:

http://www.rowand.net/shop/tech/gmatostylefuseblock.htm
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