connection to ignition plugs on fuse panel

[needforspeed150]

When connecting wiring to the optional ignition power connectors on the bottom of the fuse panel do you just use a normal blade type of connector? Seems easy to get pulled out The female connector in the panel is very narrow and not much drag. Just want to make sure it stays in.

 

[Chuck Leeper]

I don't. I use the push ins w/ the lock tang on them.
I don't have a pt #. Someone else may be able to help w/ that.

 

[needforspeed150]

I need to check on those. Don't think I have seen them.

 

[Pronto]

Me either, seen the female with extra tangs for grips. I'd be interested in them too.

 

[VIN7]

Here is one for the switched power

http://www.repairconnector.com/gm-ignition-cavity-fuse-block-tap-clear/

There is also a black one that is keyed differently for constant power terminal

 

[robzombie]

I don't. I use the push ins w/ the lock tang on them.
I don't have a pt #. Someone else may be able to help w/ that.

Chuck it seems you'll never get to old for tang!

Walmart has an APB /BOLO on you now. You might want to go somewhere more befitting your tactics like TARGET!!!

 

[Chuck Leeper]

Chuck it seems you'll never get to old for tang!

Walmart has an APB /BOLO on you now. You might want to go somewhere more befitting your tactics like TARGET!!!

You guys need to remember that I developed the second flavor of Tang! There's now orange and poon...
Earl Brown assisted in the development process.

 

[Chuck Leeper]

Here is one for the switched power

http://www.repairconnector.com/gm-ignition-cavity-fuse-block-tap-clear/

There is also a black one that is keyed differently for constant power terminal

last connect I made, I filed the register lip off the black connector, and it then fits where the red con plugs in.
I'll be at the shop today. I'll get pt #'s.

 

[Chuck Leeper]

Update: Found a source for a "kit" of the plugs.
AAW American Autowire has one. Pt# 500429
11 pc assortment for $15.00

 

[needforspeed150]

Thanks Chuck. That will work perfect.
Ben

 

[salvageV6]

There's 3 IGN slots.

Use them with a LOCKING NAPA Belden 784802 IGN fuse block connector.

There's two types, both lock, one allows paralleled connections via a second port and the other just fills the cavity and is one port.

Both have a pigtail wire on it that you can attach your inline fuse to to run add on circuits.

PICO makes them as well.

They also have them for the battery slot that locks....