P1000 Under hood wire management

[Hondoman]

I've got alot going on under my hood. The following are under there:

Two batteries
Isolator
Winch, light bar & key on relays (for fuse box)
100a disconnect
Key on fuse box
Always on fuse box
Negative & key on positive buss bars
60a fuse holder for amplifiers
Crap ton of wiring

Looking for pictures/ideas for wire management under there. Seems I'm never finished, always adding or cleaning up. I for sure need to shorten some wire lengths where possible.

This is what it currently looks like:

 

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[rlutech]

I made a plate to mount all of the electrical components in one spot. I made kind of a harness that wraps to the other side of the compartment (near the starter solenoid where I’m grabbing power for a few things). If I unbolt the plate, I can lay it and all of the wiring to the side out of the way.

 

[rlutech]

These pics show it in place. I had to move it back when i did the air intake update.

 

[Hondoman]

These pics show it in place. I had to move it back when i did the air intake update.

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That's a good idea. I definitely need to add some wire loom like you did.

 

[RockRain]

I did a similar setup also where I mounted everything to a board.

 

[Hondoman]

I did a similar setup also where I mounted everything to a board.View attachment 85956 View attachment 85957 View attachment 85958 View attachment 85959

Nice work as well!

 

[RockRain]

Nice work as well!

Thanks

 

[renosxs]

I wish mine looked so neat and tidy.

 

[sugarray]

I wish mine looked so neat and tidy.

Yeah, mine too! It's a rats nest!

 

[Muhkan51]

I made a plate to mount all of the electrical components in one spot. I made kind of a harness that wraps to the other side of the compartment (near the starter solenoid where I’m grabbing power for a few things). If I unbolt the plate, I can lay it and all of the wiring to the side out of the way.

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WoW!

 

[rlutech]

I did a similar setup also where I mounted everything to a board.View attachment 85956 View attachment 85957 View attachment 85958 View attachment 85959

That looks like some nice work! I see that you used the same Bussman fuse/relay box I did.

 

[RockRain]

That looks like some nice work! I see that you used the same Bussman fuse/relay box I did.

Thanks! It is a pretty cool they have this stuff available. Nice to have a sealed unit for what these things get used for.

 

[RockRain]

DIY - Build and install a Bussmann RTMR Fuse/Relay Block

I finally found the tutorial that I followed to do the majority of the bussmann. I wanted to give this guy credit for the amount of work that it took to write up something and help others out. It is packed with resources and how to's. I don't know what happened to the other blog site of his that I had bookmarked but it doesn't work anymore.

 

[RedFred1]

DIY - Build and install a Bussmann RTMR Fuse/Relay Block

Wow... great link thanks!

That should be a sticky note for sure!

FredD

 

[OnTheJob]

No doubt he is an engineer.

 

[RockRain]

DIY - Build and install a Bussmann RTMR Fuse/Relay Block

Wow... great link thanks!

That should be a sticky note for sure!

FredD

Just glad I found it and happy to pass it along. It is a super good write-up. It explains things well for people of all skill levels. And the resources were good too.

 

[renosxs]

excellent source of information, wish I had this before starting. Good news is that I used items on the link. Thanks for sharing.

 

[WhitJo]

My dual battery install has been completed for awhile...
I haven't had time to add any accessories except the turn signal kit...but it's ready

Here's a short clip of the Tru isolator in action...works perfectly