Fuse to tap for constant 12v?
Fuse to tap for constant 12v?
I searched but couldn't find what I was looking for....
I want to connect an accessory and enable it to be on at all times unless I power it off.
I saw the info about tapping into a 2 wire harness, but it would just be easier just to use a fuse tap. Which fuse is best to tap for constant 12v?
I want to connect an accessory and enable it to be on at all times unless I power it off.
I saw the info about tapping into a 2 wire harness, but it would just be easier just to use a fuse tap. Which fuse is best to tap for constant 12v?
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If it would ever stop snowing and being cold out I'd go figure out the fuse slots. I was hoping I could just ask on here and then go outside and plug it in, not fart around kneeling in the cold snow looking at the fuse box.
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Shouldnt take long. Remove panel, look at fues layout, and find the numbered slot you need.
I didn't see it here page 5-94
http://www.vadengmpp.com/owners-manu...let-Cobalt.pdf
http://www.vadengmpp.com/owners-manu...let-Cobalt.pdf
Its going to b number 6 inside the car is 12v When car is off or u could just connect it to the post in the hood fuse box it like a screw it comes off and u will have 12v
Last edited by kosmo43o; Feb 18, 2014 at 04:49 PM.
I second ECaulk's suggestion. I would just run the power source from the fuse post underneath the hood or from the battery in the trunk.
Finally found a thread to answer what I'm looking for. I didn't even know there was a another fuse box on the passenger side. So just for a refresher. For my glowshift wideband,for the constant 12v u can use the metal prong that sticks up from the fuse box under the hood that you use to jump start your car as a positive? And for the 12v switched I used the little metal tap a fuse thing and pick for an example the sunroof fuse? Then use the bolt on the driver side fuse box for the ground/black/negative?



