Ive been looking around for ways to connect my neon lights to my interior fuse box. I originally used a add-a-circuit device, but the max rating is only 10 amps. I need a device with 15-20 amp rating. Someone help me out (i dont want to splice into any wires).

 

do you have them connected to a switch?..if yes, then from the switch run the power wire to a constant 12V connection on the fuse box, there are spare pins you will be able to find..to test if its a constant use a voltmeter, dont forget to put a fuse before the connection goes into the constant 12V

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i was just about to post this myself for similar issue.. hope someone reads this.. I am installing a DSP for my system and want it to be clean so will have to run another power/ground for this as well as my guages.. what is the best way to make a clean setup vs the people you see running them from the battery /?? are there spare connectors on the stock fuse panel that i can tap off of? is that what you were referring to for his neons or would i have to purchase another fuse box and wire it up myself? i was thinking about running just a fused dist. block in car and then running my accesories from that.. thanks for input

 

Ok maybe im just retarded, but i dont understand what a pin is. Is a pin the little colorful thing that shows the number of the amps that the fuse has? Would i just have to take this thing off and then stick the positive end of the wire into it?

 

you can buy "add-a-circuits", they plug right in the fuse box and you install your fuse into that

 

Ok i looked at the fuse box and i noticed that above it are all these clips that a wire would plug into (it looks like the internet jack clip). Where can i buy these clips, are they the add-a-circuits thing? Can i buy them at a automotive store or do i have to order them offline.

 

yes you can buy those add-a-circuits at a car shop.

 

so the add-a-circuit- wire that goes to the fuse box is supposed to be connected to the positive end of the switch, or the negative end?

 

Switches aren't polarized... they're either closed or open no matter which way you have them wired.

 

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