Looking for 12V switched power
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From: southern Indiana
Looking for 12V switched power
I am installing my wideband sensor, and I need a 12V switched power source, prefer it to be on drivers side. Can anyone help me out, any wiring diagrahms?
Burning Brakes
Joined: May 2007
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From: Columbia Maryland
Its actually the heated power seat relay. I checked every fuse in the panel and this is the only one I could find that is switched. Its only on when the engine is RUNNING, it doesn't come on while in ACC mode.
Its a 10 amp fuse, and if memory serves, it's in the block of mini fuses at the bottom of fuse panel in the passenger footwell, the top, rightmost one. I got a "Mini Add-A-Line" thingy at AutoZone, part number BP/HHH. You take out the fuse, put that fuse in the bottom of the "Add-A-Line" thingy, and add another fuse for your accessory, crimp your lead to it and insert it in the fuse panel. It's very cool and takes about 2 minutes to install.
Its a 10 amp fuse, and if memory serves, it's in the block of mini fuses at the bottom of fuse panel in the passenger footwell, the top, rightmost one. I got a "Mini Add-A-Line" thingy at AutoZone, part number BP/HHH. You take out the fuse, put that fuse in the bottom of the "Add-A-Line" thingy, and add another fuse for your accessory, crimp your lead to it and insert it in the fuse panel. It's very cool and takes about 2 minutes to install.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2000
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From: Rio Rancho NM
Its actually the heated power seat relay. I checked every fuse in the panel and this is the only one I could find that is switched. Its only on when the engine is RUNNING, it doesn't come on while in ACC mode.
Its a 10 amp fuse, and if memory serves, it's in the block of mini fuses at the bottom of fuse panel in the passenger footwell, the top, rightmost one. I got a "Mini Add-A-Line" thingy at AutoZone, part number BP/HHH. You take out the fuse, put that fuse in the bottom of the "Add-A-Line" thingy, and add another fuse for your accessory, crimp your lead to it and insert it in the fuse panel. It's very cool and takes about 2 minutes to install.
Its a 10 amp fuse, and if memory serves, it's in the block of mini fuses at the bottom of fuse panel in the passenger footwell, the top, rightmost one. I got a "Mini Add-A-Line" thingy at AutoZone, part number BP/HHH. You take out the fuse, put that fuse in the bottom of the "Add-A-Line" thingy, and add another fuse for your accessory, crimp your lead to it and insert it in the fuse panel. It's very cool and takes about 2 minutes to install.
Here's a Pic of my hookup.....http://new.photos.yahoo.com/pasalern...803396174374/0
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Last edited by leres; Jun 11, 2007 at 01:54 AM.
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