I have a 2001 Dakota SLT 3.9l ext. cab and I want to relocate just the fuse box under the hood to the area under the rear seats. I don't really need that space because I plan on getting a bed box. I know how to cut and splice wires but what would be the best way to route the wireing? I know that when your fooling with the electrical system you can screw everything up. Or could I get a shop to do it for me so if it got screwed up I wouldn't have to deal with fixing it? Any way I'm just thinking.

 

Im not sure thats a good idea a lot of work.

Why do you want to do this?

 

I doubt you'll find a shop willing to take on that job. If you do find one, you probably don't want them working on your truck.

If I were going to do the job myself (highly unlikely), I would probably run the wires down under the cab, inside the framerail, then up through the cab floor in back. If you do it, make sure the harness is well protected and all your splices are completely waterproof.

 

I would also think any shop willing to do the job would charge you through the nose somewhere around $500 to $1K and may not guarantee a custom job like this.

 

a question why..? and I agree with Tom A thats the best route

 

I want to clean up the engie bay.

 

I don’t think moving your PDC is going to clean it up all that much considering the problems you may encounter and the cost involved

 

Good point.

 

go to harbor freight and get a cable tie that has a tab on it to wright info, named "store house" item 99940 and put them on each end of each wire or even in the middle if needed. i use a "pilot' brand pen V5 precise RT, #26052 be sure to let it dry. others may work.

 

I didn't think about the cost or having problems. Any suggestions on cleaning up the engine bay. I am getting a 10" air cleaner to put on it.