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water proofing your fuse boxes


Jason

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Hey guys so iv had my trooper for 2 days now haha and have been busy fixing issues with it. had to put a new alternator in it and iv been working on water proofing my fuse boxes. iv mounted the fuse box inside of the pelican case and then use silicone to seal up the holes that i made to feed the wires through the case. its taken a while to get this done as i am new with all of this. here are some pics of what its gonna be like. hope you guys like it, i highly recomend everyone does this and you will never have a problem with moisture. the pelican cases are rated for waterproof for 1 hour at a foot depth. if you are ever under water for more then an hour i feel like you will have bigger issues then a fuse box lol. oh and if your wondering what pelican case to get its model number is 1120. you cant use the rubber that is currently used under your fuse box already. i just used it for a template to drill the holes to mount the pelican case. im having issues uploading pics to here so ill try and make an album.

here is a link for pics of what i have done so far let me know what you think thanks.http://community.webshots.com/album/582496358OUBJHw

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The computer is not sealed. I would take it's cover off and put it back on with silicone to seal it. All plug connections need to have die-electric greese put in them too.

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