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What size did you originally have?

That's a lot of damage. I'd check the entire length of the wire for other damage if I were you.

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x2 on the check for damage, but i have seen those glass agu fuse holders melt because the fuse was a different brand from the holder and didn't fit completely perfect causing resistance and heat....... try maxi or anl fuses next time.

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Well I'm gonna start off with the Big 3 first, but when I went to measure my wires I ran into a question. The wire from my alt runs into a little red box, then connects the alt with a big wire that one way goes to my battery and another goes who knows where. What do I do about that?!

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Not sure where the other wire goes, but that's a splice type box. It connects the 3 wires together. Not sure why they put it there from the factory. Trace the wire back and see where it goes.

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15.4" widescreen

AMD Turion 64 X2 1.6GHz processor

2x1GB stick DDR2 SDRAM (667 Mhz)

Seagate Momentus 500GB SATA HDD

128MB shared video memory

Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit

12 cell Lithium Ion battery (actual battery usage time: 6 hours)

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just add the wire from pos battery to alt, fuse between and your good

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Not sure where the other wire goes, but that's a splice type box. It connects the 3 wires together. Not sure why they put it there from the factory. Trace the wire back and see where it goes.

that lil box is there so wen u have to jump cabels it makes it easyer then usin the termials of the battery

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x2 on the check for damage, but i have seen those glass agu fuse holders melt because the fuse was a different brand from the holder and didn't fit completely perfect causing resistance and heat....... try maxi or anl fuses next time.

Stay away from MAXI fuses ---

I had 2 that were not cheap models either . Both maxi fuse holders were melting fuses ! (they were stinger btw the HPM with volt meter ). if you do anything go with ANL... stay away from maxi's ! :aggressive::aggressive:

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Stay away from MAXI fuses ---

I had 2 that were not cheap models either . Both maxi fuse holders were melting fuses ! (they were stinger btw the HPM with volt meter ). if you do anything go with ANL... stay away from maxi's ! :aggressive::aggressive:

I've always used the Rockford maxi's that came with the Rockford 4awg without problems. If your running more than 1500w and need 1/0 and ANL fuses because 4awg can only carry a little more then 100amps.

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CAUTION!

POOR INSTALLATION MAY SHORT BOTH YOUR SYSTEM AND WALLET

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