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enjoi
Joined: Sep 08 2008 Posts: 3 |
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Okay I'm a bit confused about the wiring. I just want to make sure before buy the kit. Do I need a atc fuse and fuse holder if I already have a add a circuit? Also if i have two kit of cold cathodes and a switch with LED, I need to ground each of them in 3 difference places? How am i suppose to connect two red wires to the switch coming from the transformers.
I just want to make sure what I need to buy. 1. 2 kit 4inch cold cathodes 2. 1 led switch What am i missing? |
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PwrRngr
Joined: Jul 19 2007 Posts: 3849 2003 Ford Mustang Last updated: 01/23/09 |
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Everything will work there if you have an add-a-circuit w/ a fuse for it. I'm not sure w/ the add-a-circuit (b/c I've never bought one) but I'm not sure if they come w/ the extra fuse.
You don't need to ground to 3 different places, just one place and make sure it's a clean connection (no rust, paint, loose connnection). To connect 2 red wires to the switch there are two ways. One is get them all together however you like them and solder them together followed by electrical tape/heatshrink. The other way is to put the two red wires from the transformers in one side of a butt connector and crimp it. Then put the red wire from the switch in the other side and crimp it. |
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markwerline
Joined: Feb 08 2008 Posts: 1060 Location: Southern Cali 2002 Chevrolet Blazer Last updated: 11/30/08 2007 Jeep Wrangler Last updated: 07/15/08 |
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If I remeber correctly with my add-a-circuit it did come with (3) fuses, a 5amp 10amp and 15amp.
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