Tap fuse
#1
Tap fuse
Hi,
I want to connect my DLR to 12V supply (ACC). So thought of tapping it from the fuse box. I have identified the fuses that I could tap. There are two options.
1. Tap from the fuse box under the hood.
2. Tap from the fuse box at driver side.
I want to know which option is the best?
If i tap it from the hood I dont know if there is a neat way of taking that wire outside. And will the case be air tight. If I tap it from driver side then i would have to take that wire through the firewall and it might requiring piercing the firewall rubber.
I want to connect my DLR to 12V supply (ACC). So thought of tapping it from the fuse box. I have identified the fuses that I could tap. There are two options.
1. Tap from the fuse box under the hood.
2. Tap from the fuse box at driver side.
I want to know which option is the best?
If i tap it from the hood I dont know if there is a neat way of taking that wire outside. And will the case be air tight. If I tap it from driver side then i would have to take that wire through the firewall and it might requiring piercing the firewall rubber.
#3
inside fuse box is usually the easiest. get an add-a-fuse tap and keep wiring well protected. also be sure it's not a high-draw device. i recommend limiting any add-a-fuse to 10A. higher current loads should be switched through relays and powered from the battery directly.
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