How-To: Add Second 12v Accessory Outlet
Nice job, but I will just stick with splicing my current 12v plug and tapping into that power and ground... plus, I will never plug in any devices that will require too much juice, and assuming someone does that, thats what the fuse is for... again, nice job.
nice write up. i have an adaptor that i bought at radio shack that plugs into the 12v accessory outlet and has two plugs coming out of it for 2 accessories to plug into it at the same time. it doesnt look at nice or as clean as urs though. nice DIY.
something similar to this:
HERE
something similar to this:
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Originally Posted by NVMY4N,Jun 25 2007, 04:58 PM
Hey that's one way of doing it with out the work.
But I didn't like the factory location to begin with. The cords always got in the way of the gear shift.
But I didn't like the factory location to begin with. The cords always got in the way of the gear shift.
HOLY mother ...
i finally finished it..
i hard wire my Gps Charger with the installation infos here...
so finally i don't have to touch the wire every time i shift..
THANK YOU-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------> NVMY4N
Leo
Glad to help
Post pics, I'd like to see how it came out.
We are actually having a mod day in Alabama that Im driving down for, and we're doing 4-5 of these.
this Sat
Glad to help
Post pics, I'd like to see how it came out.
We are actually having a mod day in Alabama that Im driving down for, and we're doing 4-5 of these.
this Sat
well sorry for not having any pictures ,because my camera broked lolzz..
anyway
i did all what ur pictures show thier...
but the add a mini circuit plug, got 2 plug holes on it..
so i am not sure which 1 to go with , but i put 2x number 10 fuse into it...
anyway
i did all what ur pictures show thier...
but the add a mini circuit plug, got 2 plug holes on it..
so i am not sure which 1 to go with , but i put 2x number 10 fuse into it...
Yes that is what you do.
I guess I should have said that.
You remove the number 10 in the fuse panel.
add it to one spot on the Add A Circuit- then add an Additional 10amp
I guess I should have said that.
You remove the number 10 in the fuse panel.
add it to one spot on the Add A Circuit- then add an Additional 10amp





