hot wire
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hot wire
Where is the best/safest/ easiest place to attach a wire to a [ignition on] hot lead for a ISSPRO fuel pressure guage, I have the three amp inline fuse ready to install. It sure is tight under the dodge dash. I thought about the cigar lighter but cant figer how to get it out, there must be a way. I just don't want to go there with my head up my *** and screw something up. Any help would be appreciated.
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Thanks for the information. I am a retired drywall contractor from Nevada, I was always to busy to work on my truck so I sent it to the mechanic. I am dumb on modern mechanics. I never knew there was such a thing as "Piggy back connectors" so I thank you for this information.
One more Question. If I use the piggyback connector, will I be hot all the time or is there a ignition "ON" switch position in the fuse box or will I have to install an "ON?OFF" switch. I want power when the ignition is on only.
One more Question. If I use the piggyback connector, will I be hot all the time or is there a ignition "ON" switch position in the fuse box or will I have to install an "ON?OFF" switch. I want power when the ignition is on only.
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The name of the part is "Two slot fuse plug" WWW. sherco auto supply.com
Hope this helps, Kerley
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These modern electronics drive me crazy.
Hope this helps, Kerley
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These modern electronics drive me crazy.
Last edited by kerley; 08-20-2010 at 11:50 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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