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what kind of distribution block would i need?
for the wires for my cd player? I have my tvs in my head rest connected to the power and ground wires that are behind my cd player. It is a big mess and there are alot of wires all twisted up to one wire. A distribution block, fused or no fuse, would be a good solution to have the wires hooked up neatly instead of having them all twisted up to one wire. So what kinda block would i need? Im not familiar with blocks, but i would figure they are like one in and 3 or 4 out, that would be good for what i need right? Sorry if im not making any sense.
A distribution block is mainly for power wires, like taking one 1 gauge wire and splitting it up to three 4 gauge wires. Try using a soldering gun to solder the wires together, then just wrap them in tape. Can't keep a mess even with the wires because it's easily to mess something up. Tape the wires together, have the wires running to the passenger headrest together, driver headrest together, back, side, any other wires, keeping them together. Divide them up good, don't want a messy install. Or use butt connectors, or crimp the wires together.
