True Mods Waterproof 12V Fuse Relay Box Block Kit w/Pre-Wired Harness [12 & 16AWG] 6 Gang Bosch Style 5Pin 30A/40A Universal Relay & Fuse Panel for DC Auto Automotive Vehicle Car Marine Boat Jeep UTV

Muy bueno, de buen material y me llegó antes de lo previsto

Really good fuse box. Install with care

Very happy with purchase. Bought these about 3 years ago (annd yes, only just doing the review now lol) and they are still going great under the bonnet and in the cab. Well made and good accessories.

I bought this to upgrade a Ford f100. I am in the process of adding relays for a dual electric fan setup and headlight relays. Right now I only will be using 4 out of the 6 available fuses and relays. I was a little worried when I read the review by someone saying that they had a hundred dollar crimper and something called f dies that they couldn't get to crimp the terminals properly. I decided to risk it and try it anyway. I have a crimper I bought on sale for 9.99 at my local big box store (the crimper in the photo). After drawing out my wiring diagram I crimped one as a test and could not pull it apart, no matter how hard I tried. I guess $10 crimpers must be better than the $100 version with seperate dies. I did buy the kit instead of just the box because I was unsure if the box only version would come with the seals. The fuses are super cheap and flimsy. I probably will not use them since they are just normal automotive fuses. The relays seem ok, I will use them if they work. I plan on adding a few more pictures once I get everything installed. I do not like the metal mounting brackets so made a flush mount spacer for the wiring out of some expanded PVC and a CNC router. But that was just because of aesthetics, I'm sure sure the included brackets would have worked as intended. A few reviews mentioned the cover breaking, I put it on and took it off a few times and haven't had any problems, so fingers crossed I won't have the same issues. Overall I think this is going to be a great upgrade to an old truck that didn't use relays for anything. Update: I do intend on adding a few more pictures of the completed installation, unfortunately I ran out of warm weather and now the old truck is tucked safely away in the barn until spring. Once it warms up I will post more pictures. But I am still completely impressed with the relay block, from my original post in June until the weather turned ugly in December I have had no problems with anything I wired through the block.

Seams to be a nice product. Worked as intended.