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Old Aug 4, 2013 | 01:00 AM
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On cars that had points if you turned the key to the on position and left it that way very long you could very well burn the points and need to replace them.. My 78 Vette doesn't have points,, so my question is ,, if I turn the key to the on position for any length of time will I burn the module and need to replace it or is it ok to have it in the on position ?? Thanks
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Don't think so. That is, if that module is meant for your car/model and it is installed correctly.
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Thanks,I wasn't sure about that.. Someone wired the cd changer so that the key has to be in the on position for it to play..
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Wire the power to the CD properly...then you won't need to worry about it.
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Wire the power to the CD properly...then you won't need to worry about it.


hook it up to accessory power
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