Tapping gauges into fuses
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Tapping gauges into fuses
I've just been using a simple circuit tester in the past (nitrous system) to find a power source, but I'd like to find the ignition switch wires/fuse if possible to make it simple. Any help? Otherwise I'll just start tapping into fuse wires until all is peachy.
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Re: Tapping gauges into fuses
Originally Posted by Allmachtige
I've just been using a simple circuit tester in the past (nitrous system) to find a power source, but I'd like to find the ignition switch wires/fuse if possible to make it simple. Any help? Otherwise I'll just start tapping into fuse wires until all is peachy.
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Originally Posted by Allmachtige
Nitrous is tapped into "PWR WDO SUNRF 30A CB"....safe to tap 2 gauges into that? Or should I leave one device per fuse?
You might try that circuit; sure. You should try to get some idea of what the amperage load of the new stuff is going to be, though; you don't want to pop the breaker if you're trying to run all the accessories on that circuit at once.
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