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From: Birch Run, MI
Originally posted by NICK HILL
let me hook it up for you............. i can work on cars almost as well as i can work on motorcycles
let me hook it up for you............. i can work on cars almost as well as i can work on motorcycles
Its a question of current not volts, and a remote draws verry little current, as long as its just the remote and not the main amp power the wipers should be fine, although I would probibly just tap it off the radio fuse they sell add a circuit adapters at murrays that allow you to piggy back two diffrent INDIVIDUALLY fused circuits off the same port, that will allow you to run the remote wire with out risking losing wipers, radio, ect...hope it helps 
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From: Toledo, OH but formerly Harrison Twp., MI
Originally posted by Klimaxx
LO I've seen the electrical on your bike , so thats a scary offer Its a question of current not volts, and a remote draws verry little current, as long as its just the remote and not the main amp power the wipers should be fine, although I would probibly just tap it off the radio fuse they sell add a circuit adapters at murrays that allow you to piggy back two diffrent INDIVIDUALLY fused circuits off the same port, that will allow you to run the remote wire with out risking losing wipers, radio, ect...hope it helps
LO I've seen the electrical on your bike , so thats a scary offer
Its a question of current not volts, and a remote draws verry little current, as long as its just the remote and not the main amp power the wipers should be fine, although I would probibly just tap it off the radio fuse they sell add a circuit adapters at murrays that allow you to piggy back two diffrent INDIVIDUALLY fused circuits off the same port, that will allow you to run the remote wire with out risking losing wipers, radio, ect...hope it helps Lacks self-control
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From: Birch Run, MI
Originally posted by every1ssweetie
the radio fuse is constant even when the car is off and key out of the ignition.
the radio fuse is constant even when the car is off and key out of the ignition.
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From: Toledo, OH but formerly Harrison Twp., MI
Originally posted by Klimaxx
Yea, that so you keep your pre sets and clock...any fuse will really work as long as you use the adapter I was telling you about..
Yea, that so you keep your pre sets and clock...any fuse will really work as long as you use the adapter I was telling you about..
So what i have hooked up now won't work?
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From: Birch Run, MI
It will work but I would put its own inline fuse like a 5 Amp to protect your car if it should short out....the adapter adds a fuse and allows you to pretty much just plug it in so no factory wires are cut which is better for you cuz its a lease
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From: Birch Run, MI
Originally posted by NINER
But if you blow the cruise control fuse there is less of a chance of it causing you to wreck.
But if you blow the cruise control fuse there is less of a chance of it causing you to wreck.
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