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Volt gauge and fuses 200 1984

posted by  Evan R on  Sun Feb 18 13:20 CST 2007
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I actually wired mine directly to the terminal strip near the battery - through a fuse, of course.

Having the voltmeter hot all of the time gives you information about starter draw, among other things.

And the constant draw of a voltmeter is dang near zero, probably less than a clock, so you don't need to have any concerns about it being "on" all of the time.






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