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Clock wired up and installed (with photo) 120-130 1968

posted by  someone claiming to be Fredrik on  Tue Apr 29 19:35 CST 2008 [RELATED]


Looks great! Nice work. Connected to the courtesy light above the glove compartment there is no need for a separate fuse, as the courtesy light is already protected by a fuse (remember that the primary purpose with the fuse is to protect the cable/wire - not the appliance). If you keep adding appliances to a fuse group, you may want to upgrade the size of the fuse to handle the increased load. Simply measure the current with a multimeter.

Brgds,

Fredrik





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