Best place to tap for 12v ignition source?
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or go out and get yourself a digy meter so that u can test for a switched 12v.(they come in very handy for many uses in the future)..or the pull your radio out...and tap in there.yellow wire with black stripe may be your easiest area
#4
Originally Posted by Widowmaker
or go out and get yourself a digy meter so that u can test for a switched 12v.(they come in very handy for many uses in the future)..or the pull your radio out...and tap in there.yellow wire with black stripe may be your easiest area
I will tap into the wire behind the radio. Thanks
Do you know which wire leading to the radio is for the dimming of the lights?
#5
1999 Ford Mustang Stereo Information I had to pull out some books to refresh my memory.I stopped installing in 1998
Constant 12V+ Light/Yellow
Switched 12V+ Yellow/Black
Ground Black/Green
Illumination Light Blue/Red
Constant 12V+ Light/Yellow
Switched 12V+ Yellow/Black
Ground Black/Green
Illumination Light Blue/Red
#8
Originally Posted by BlueGT
I already have a few multi-meters. I was trying to avoid splicing into a dozen or so wires.
I will tap into the wire behind the radio. Thanks
Do you know which wire leading to the radio is for the dimming of the lights?
I will tap into the wire behind the radio. Thanks
Do you know which wire leading to the radio is for the dimming of the lights?
#9
WHY HACK INTO SOMETHING THAT IS FUNCTIONING or OTHER SWITCHES ETC??? I have always wondered why people do this... i would suggest the cigarette lighter socket, or in my case i always tap stereo power that i ran to the back for my amps. I have even had a small fuse panel for different things i have working
#10
Originally Posted by Crazirich
WHY HACK INTO SOMETHING THAT IS FUNCTIONING or OTHER SWITCHES ETC??? I have always wondered why people do this... i would suggest the cigarette lighter socket, or in my case i always tap stereo power that i ran to the back for my amps. I have even had a small fuse panel for different things i have working