Curious Hound
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- 2002 F250, 2022 KLR 650
- Vehicle Year
- 1993
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- Ford Ranger
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- 4WD
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- 3.0 V6
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- Manual
- Total Lift
- 6"
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- 35"
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- In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, they are different.
For the inverter; it's 3" away. I couldn't figure out how to make that wire run much shorter.Now, it could just be the limitation of how you had to draw the diagram, but shouldn't the circuit breakers for the inverter and the house batteries be closer to the source of power? That way, if a wire gets chaffed, you don't have all that power shorting out on to the chassis somewhere.
For the house batteries, I've thought about doing something closer to the batteries. But I prefer the breaker being here in the cab. I might eventually find a disconnect that I could mount at the Batteries with a long actuator rod that would come out to the side of the truck for convenience. Crawling up under the bed in the event of an electrical problem doesn't sound fun. I need to look at drag race car accessories for a long reach disconnect. All the wiring is protected pretty well, up inside the frame rails and away from exhaust and drive shaft. If it gets damaged where I have it, I have bigger things to worry about.
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