which wire to use for a solid 12V source in fuse box?
which wire to use for a solid 12V source in fuse box?
alright what would be the best 12V DC source around the fuse box area that I can tap into? which wire? how?
also where would I get the ground from under there?
also where would I get the ground from under there?
Psh well who wants a big thing sticking out of their cigarette lighter and besides im pretty sure it doesnt even work? So I want to hide it under by seat. ive already fastioned up a housing and everything for the charger all i need it POWERRRR
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Originally posted by Max Dunlap
Psh well who wants a big thing sticking out of their cigarette lighter and besides im pretty sure it doesnt even work? So I want to hide it under by seat. ive already fastioned up a housing and everything for the charger all i need it POWERRRR
Psh well who wants a big thing sticking out of their cigarette lighter and besides im pretty sure it doesnt even work? So I want to hide it under by seat. ive already fastioned up a housing and everything for the charger all i need it POWERRRR
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Don't know exactly what your fuse panel looks like, but if it's like the 80's cars, there are plenty of spare "accessory" terminals (one connector slots) that can be used to supply battery 12V or ignition 12V.
That would be the "right" way to get power, along with fusing that lead appropriately. You can cut/splice a connector from a wrecking yard donor so that you have a locking connector.
Most GM panels use a circuit breaker for all accessory terminals, but they are "ganged" on a 30A breaker, which is typically way too much for accessories, short of power windows, etc.
That would be the "right" way to get power, along with fusing that lead appropriately. You can cut/splice a connector from a wrecking yard donor so that you have a locking connector.
Most GM panels use a circuit breaker for all accessory terminals, but they are "ganged" on a 30A breaker, which is typically way too much for accessories, short of power windows, etc.
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Originally posted by ScrapMaker
can you run power windows off of the cigarette lighter wiring?
/putting in automated window system
can you run power windows off of the cigarette lighter wiring?
/putting in automated window system
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Jul 5, 2024 11:18 PM




Can't you just plug it into the cigarette lighter and use that or are you planning a special application or mod in your car for it?

