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Jul 23, 2002 | 06:37 AM

#11

Fujiwara Takumi

It's my first day.

Joined: Nov 2001

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From: Grafton, WI.

Quote:

Originally posted by westcoaststyle
Do you have a power tester? The stake looking thing with a bulb in it and some aligator clips at the end of a wire attached to it? You can test to see if power is running through a wire by sticking it into the wire shielding and putting the aligator clips onto a ground.

If you don't have one, there's really no way to guess and tell you where to add the wire....

thats a good way to fry your electrical system. please, for hte love of God, use a voltage tester...dont use a voltage indicator...theyre really good for fugging ECUs

Jul 23, 2002 | 07:07 AM

#12

derf

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Joined: May 2002

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From: Northern VA

what I did was tap into the dimmer switch's constant power. don't tap into the dimmer output wire but the constant power. I don't think you'll have any issues that way