fusing the ground?
 

i heard someone say something about this. as an example here is a picture. should the ground be fused with this wiring?
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g5...ture003-12.jpg

i aint never heard of fusing the ground.....

in that case they are using the D block to go down in gauge in order to fit the amp properly..

you fuse the power so that if there is a short the fuse blows and your car doesnt burn down. If the ground touches metal it doesnt matter because well if your ground isnt touching metal then you arent grounded. there ius no reason to fuse a ground.

exactly, i got guys on ROE asking me if my ground is fused....

chances are there just pickin on you hhahaha... just ask em if they changed to summer air in there tires yet or not hahahaha

or if you borrow a can of compression..lol

and dont forget the headlight fluid!

and while your at it change the spark plugs in the diesel!

ask them if their rca's are fused.





and then go fuse your ground.

i do not like the pic
why would someone use red wire for + and - ? and the fuse size on the - is way to big

that block does not fuse the ground, only the positive it has a soild bar for the ground that runs along the top for distribution only not fusing.