Originally posted by blaster040:
I ran the 2 ga. power wire from the summit kit and just used a wire splicer for 0-6ga. wire (I think that's what it was called) from Home Depot to connect the power wire to the all of the wires that were originally connected to the positive terminal. There were 2 smaller wires that originally piggybacked the negative battery cable. One of them went to the fenderwell (I eliminated this one) and the other went to the fusebox under the hood (I grounded this one to the fenderwell). Now my power window fuse continually blows out! I'm wondering if I upset something among all of those grounds. Do you guys think the best option would then be to run a negative back to the battery and reconnect all of the grounds the way they were originally? BTW, thanks for the help!
It is possible that you have a significant voltage drop if you have poor quality connections or ground.
A lower voltage requires more current to do the same work.
P=VI (power = voltage*current)
So it is possible you are now drawing more current at the lower voltage to move your windows, bye bye fuse.
TB
