Hardwire Radar Detector install question
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Originally Posted by BlackC230Coupe
LOL, no, i am no longer con-fuse-d.
The only fuses i have are ones that came with the add a curcuit. and it did not come with "2" 5 amp fuses. If i was to use a 3 amp fuse to the slot with the wire to it and a 5 amp to the slot with no wire, will that effect the performance of the radar at all? or will it be to weak? and will it be safe?
The only fuses i have are ones that came with the add a curcuit. and it did not come with "2" 5 amp fuses. If i was to use a 3 amp fuse to the slot with the wire to it and a 5 amp to the slot with no wire, will that effect the performance of the radar at all? or will it be to weak? and will it be safe?
Also, I just have a 3amp fuse in the slot with the wire, is that ok?
Thanks guys!
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Originally Posted by nlpamg
Neal, did you leave it with this setup? The 5amp in the one with nothing and the 3amp in the one with the wire? Or did you end up getting a 2amp fuse?
Also, I just have a 3amp fuse in the slot with the wire, is that ok?
Thanks guys!
Also, I just have a 3amp fuse in the slot with the wire, is that ok?
Thanks guys!
Wow! i remember this thread! :p
Yes, i left it at that setup, it was perfect. I even left the same setup and swaped it into my C55. I never used a 2amp fuse. Just the 5 and 3. If you mean that you need only 1 fuse, well accrding to what everyone else told me, you need 2.
Great write up and pics @ N-4speed. Thanks to you I ordered up the part you suggest and was able to knock this out in a few minutes! A good hardwire solution has been bugging me for some time, finally put that one to rest.







