Quick battery disconnect - bypass fuse?
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Hi all,
I want to put in a quick (screw type) battery disconnect on my Turbo, which I don't drive all the time. This the device with a screw type connection that connects to the Positive post. If the screw is removed the car will not able to start.
The question is along with the kit (about $20), there is an option for a bypass fuse with the kit, what is this bypass fuse for? I have checked around that there really isn't any explaination for the optional bypass fuse.
Thanks,
Sonny
I want to put in a quick (screw type) battery disconnect on my Turbo, which I don't drive all the time. This the device with a screw type connection that connects to the Positive post. If the screw is removed the car will not able to start.
The question is along with the kit (about $20), there is an option for a bypass fuse with the kit, what is this bypass fuse for? I have checked around that there really isn't any explaination for the optional bypass fuse.
Thanks,
Sonny
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Originally Posted by SonnyV
... what is this bypass fuse for? I have checked around that there really isn't any explaination for the optional bypass fuse. ...