School me on wiring

I'm sorry white but I really have to disagree ...ANY high current load like cooling fans , fuel pumps , etc. should always be isolated on a relay ... This way the battery is providing direct high current feed (or the alternator while running ) to that component . Otherwise you are ruunning all your high current consumers thru components not meant to deal with those loads ... Like the ign switch and main fuse block . Relay contacts are very very durable , switch contacts however have limitations ,and are prone to developing high resistance as compared to a quality relay.

Also did you say fuses are a waste of time ? I'll have to reread your post but certainly that would be the most irresponsible incorrect statement to put out there .

Do you really think the factory bean counters would waste so much money on relays and associated wiring if they were unnecessary ? Literally ALL vehicles 100 percent of them use relays for high current loads ... It's what is safe and efficient and simply logical bottom line . "
I'm new to this forum but I have been a professional automotive technician for 30 years ... I specialize in electronics , ....systems diag and repair and today's hybrid and networked vehicles ( Toyota factory master and Honda factory master tech ) I feel more than qualified to advise on such matters . A

Anyway I'm not trying to slam you . I just thought I should bring my experience and knowledge to the table .