kcconfq
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I'm wiring it on a relay set up, if I have a 17amp draw compressor should I run a 20 or 25 amp fuse. It has a 30 amp in it right now and that seems high to me.
Pick up some on board air today!
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my pump is ran off a relay and a fuse.
high draw side has 30A fuse to the battery.
high draw side has 30A fuse to the battery.
Cool. My only concern would be how that pump is built. Is it a cheapy open crankcase or is it a quality oiled unit? I used to have a York compressor on my truck for air. Worked well but removed it when I swapped engines as I didn't have a bracket to fit. Very handy for airing tires and using tools. Horns could be handy too.
kcconfq
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Finally finished up the system today, got the tank and compressor in a under bed box, compressor wired in with a relay and 12g wire, the horns and compressor on gated dash switches, and all lines ran and hid. I'll get a pic after I clean up the work area. Real happy with it! Now I have 3 levels of getting people attentions by horns and air for whatever I need.
