So do I really need to buy the kit from Polaris? Is it just running a power and ground lead from the battery to the bar? Any input is welcome!
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01-17-2018 09:27 AM #1Capable Driver
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Bus bar harness
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01-17-2018 12:17 PM #2Super Moderator
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Originally Posted by RenoG13
Just run a hot and ground lead !!
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01-17-2018 12:30 PM #3Capable Driver
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That's kinda what I thought, but it looks like the kit from Polaris has a fuse or something on it.
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01-17-2018 12:59 PM #4Super Moderator
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Originally Posted by RenoG13
You can put a fuse inline !!
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01-17-2018 12:59 PM #5Super Moderator
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Originally Posted by RenoG13
You can put a fuse inline !!
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01-17-2018 07:02 PM #6Competent Driver
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Put an 80 amp fuse within 6 inches of the battery and run #4 wire up to a blue sea fuse block. Then you can run everything off of the fuse block. I also have a 80 amp relay on mine that powers the fuse block when the ignition is turned on.
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