Opinions on gauge cluster fuse

[bany95]

Gentlemen (and ladies),

I have a dilemma. I’m in the midst of wiring my autometer gauge panel, and I need to install a fuse holder. I’m debating two options:
1) Use an inline fuse, mounted behind the dash. The problem I have with this is that I’d have to pull the cluster to change a fuse.
2) A panel mounted fuse. This would be convenient, but I’m afraid that it will look tacky and “industrialâ€Â.

The panel mounted fuse holder would be mounted above the water temp gauge (and is sitting to the left, and below the gauge in the picture).


Any constructive input is welcome.


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[Matt94GT]

use a inline fuse but route it down under the dash so its easy to get to incase it blows.

 

[94Pro-5.0]

sounds like a good idea


badass cluster by the way, what do all of the light do?

 

[bany95]

The LEDs are the indicator and warning lights:

Left Turn - High Beams - Right Turn
Check engine
Brake
ABS
Air Bag
low oil pressure - low coolant level