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| | | | Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 26 1952 Chevy Truck | | 1952 Chevy Truck Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 26 | I added turn signals to my 1952 Chevy Truck. I spliced into the positive wire going to my wiper motor. The connection has not been good. Both the wiper motor and turn indicator have inline fuses. Sometimes the inline fuse connection goes out because of the spring holding the fuse in place... it bounces around.
Can someone suggest a simple fuse system that you've used so I can try to establish a better connection for these accessories, as well as anything else that I might add?
1952 Chevy 3100 with GM Straight 6 250 engine
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