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Question on fuse box type

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Suzuki_Don

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My '77 GS550 is fitted with only one single inline fuse, I am in the process of replacing this system with a multiple fuse setup. I have come across some fuse block types that have 5 or 6 fuses on them, but also have the "+" and "-" marks on one end of the unit.

Can someone explain to me this setup and reasoning behind this. I am only familiar with the "positive" side of things running through the fuse box/block. This setup seems to have the ground running through there as well.

Please explain? Do I need to run the ground wire through my fusebox or just the "+tive" connections. I will be following the later GS wiring diagrams.


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That + / - connection at the bottom is supposed to be an "auxillary" connection. It runs on one of the fuses in the box. I guess you use ring connectors to connect to it.

Dan :)
 
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