Inside Fuse source for 12V constant
Jul 25, 2003, 07:42 AM
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Inside Fuse source for 12V constant
I'm trying to find a fuse in the fusebox on the inside of the car that will provide a 12v constant (always on even if ignition is off). I would rather not have to try to pass through the firewall to get to the fuses under the hood if I can avoid it.
I tested and the cigarette lighter is not on with the key out/off.
There are empty slots and something labeled engine control but I don't know what they do.
Anyone know of anything on the inside fuse box I can use?
I tested and the cigarette lighter is not on with the key out/off.
There are empty slots and something labeled engine control but I don't know what they do.
Anyone know of anything on the inside fuse box I can use?
Jul 25, 2003, 05:18 PM
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I'm not sure I can identify what radio wire is constant 12V? I ran my radar detector to the fuse for cruise control....
I'm hoping the dome light fuse will work...
I'm hoping the dome light fuse will work...
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Jul 26, 2003, 06:04 AM
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Thanks....I'm looking for sources on the inside fuse box. The horn, hazzards, brake lights... are under the hood fuses.
The radio may be a possibility of the dome light fuse doesn't work out but I'm not sure what radio wire and I'd rather tap a fuse and not mess with the factory wires in case I have to remove it.
The radio may be a possibility of the dome light fuse doesn't work out but I'm not sure what radio wire and I'd rather tap a fuse and not mess with the factory wires in case I have to remove it.
Jul 31, 2003, 01:04 PM
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Just test the pins in the fuse box with a volt meter with the key off if you didn't try that allready.......... You'll also want to put an in-line fuse to the light so you don't run too many amps into it, the light should be rate. It should prolly only need 1-2 Amps......
Also there are two power wires that run to the radio, the Battery wire and memory wire, test them and see which one has power with the key off and use that one, don't forget about the fuse...
Also there are two power wires that run to the radio, the Battery wire and memory wire, test them and see which one has power with the key off and use that one, don't forget about the fuse...
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