@@DependableAutoTruck The owner wanted it left mostly because this stand alone engine harness requires it for their warranty, even though I doubt they would since I did some reworking.
Fusible links have no mechanical joints for corrosion to creep in, more reliable. Only drawback is when they fail, now you are cutting and splicing wires.
I like it!
why do you need that when the albright solenoid with 3 wires reverses the direction of the winch
@@DependableAutoTruck so you can use the dash switch for controlling the winch as a suck down winch.
why fuse link rather than fuse or breaker
@@DependableAutoTruck The owner wanted it left mostly because this stand alone engine harness requires it for their warranty, even though I doubt they would since I did some reworking.
Fusible links have no mechanical joints for corrosion to creep in, more reliable. Only drawback is when they fail, now you are cutting and splicing wires.
@@benjaminreinhardt259 exactly correct.