Whats the best fuse to connect LEC Strip lights to to come stay on as running lights
Re: Whats the best fuse to connect LEC Strip lights to to come stay on as running lig
You can find both switched and unswitched 12V at the rear of the under hood fuse box on studs you can connect a feed to.
( remove the top cover, then the inner cover, disconnect the negative battery terminal before fooling around in there )
I would use this and install an in-line fuse of your choice.
( remove the top cover, then the inner cover, disconnect the negative battery terminal before fooling around in there )
I would use this and install an in-line fuse of your choice.
Re: Whats the best fuse to connect LEC Strip lights to to come stay on as running lig
You can find both switched and unswitched 12V at the rear of the under hood fuse box on studs you can connect a feed to.
( remove the top cover, then the inner cover, disconnect the negative battery terminal before fooling around in there )
I would use this and install an in-line fuse of your choice.
( remove the top cover, then the inner cover, disconnect the negative battery terminal before fooling around in there )
I would use this and install an in-line fuse of your choice.
Thanks. I ended up finding the previous threads on this and followed the instructions there. I installed and in line fuse and connected to the hot terminal in the fuse box. Installed and working well. Thanks for getting back with me on this. I posted pics in the "What did you do to your crossfire today" thread. They look good.
Cheers.
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(Got halfway thru my headlight restoration and it started to rain. Only rain within 100 miles, no rain on radar when I got the car out of storage - I'm kinda bored.)
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