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you guys are getting lazy... how hard is it to tap a fuse?

ok ok, I'll get one too next time... providing I can see a pic of one. Is it one that sits between the ECU and the loom, with tappable wires for each pin?

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you guys are getting lazy... how hard is it to tap a fuse?

ok ok, I'll get one too next time... providing I can see a pic of one. Is it one that sits between the ECU and the loom, with tappable wires for each pin?

Its not a matter of being lazy....some people are not confident in tracing wires and identifing relay's. If you can change a fuse you can install one of these.....simply pull the fuse and plug in the loom.

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That's me! Some pics etc would be nice, i'll prob be in the 2nd or 3rd batch as I can see these being a big hit!

600ZILLA added...Benm added....

will group pm tonight with banking details so you guys can have these by the end of the week.......i can see some weekend testing going on!......mmmmm smoky!

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btw, west the pics in pm worked for me?

but i dont know if anyone needs the pics that badly. surely you can picture a rocker switch, a fuse, some wire and some terminals... this thing is all about its function though so maybe just picture a smokey burnout, then decide if that's what you want. if it is, buy one.

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