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Fuse locations for powering various auxiliary gauges on 240 200

posted by  Daryl on  Sat Jul 31 09:15 CST 2004
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Which power source/fuse location(s) should be used when installing each of the following auxiliary gauges?

oil pressure

oil temperature

volts

small tachometer

ambient temperature gauge


I plan to use fuse 13 for the volt gauge. Can fuse 13 simultaneously handle all of these other gauges too, or should other fuse locations be used for specific gauges to better distribute the load? All 5 auxiliary gauge lights will need a fuse location too. Fuse 13 for these as well, or is another location adviseable? Thanks for sharing your experiences.






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