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If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
I came accross this nifty little gizmo called add a circuit, I believe it's available at Autozone.
It saves you from splicing a hot wire for power.
Just thought I'd share.
You need to findout what kind of fuses your car uses, there are 2 kinds, before you buy it.
Re: If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
I have used that with rd's and it works very well.
Re: If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
Originally Posted by th3 factory freak
I came accross this nifty little gizmo called add a circuit, I believe it's available at Autozone.
It saves you from splicing a hot wire for power.
Just thought I'd share.
You need to findout what kind of fuses your car uses, there are 2 kinds, before you buy it.
Nice! These will do also.
Fuse Taps (4-Pack) - RadioShack.com
Re: If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
I never used them, I assume you run the metal prong next the fuse's leg and then stick it in the fuse box?
Re: If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
I came accross this nifty little gizmo called add a circuit, I believe it's available at Autozone.
It saves you from splicing a hot wire for power.
Just thought I'd share.
You need to findout what kind of fuses your car uses, there are 2 kinds, before you buy it.
Cool...thanks for the tip!!!
Re: If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
I used the accessafuse (htp://www.accessafuse.com) for some of my work.
Re: If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
Yes, this basically fits around one of the leg's as a second skin which gives you a tapping point. It's cheap and it works. (4 taps for like $2)
Thanks eire05 for that info. Never seen those before but I like them.
Re: If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
Looks convenient.
Re: If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
They work quite well and the guy that runs the site is a pleasure to deal with.
Thanks eire05 for that info. Never seen those before but I like them.
Re: If you're going to hardwire, don't splice the wires
I noticed on the install section they said you need to make sure it plugged in the load side? There is a difference in the fuse box?
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