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Is that a good way to fuse something? Why do you need to attach the negative wire to the negative terminal of the battery? Isn't one of the prongs on a fuse negative, the other positive?
Is that a good way to fuse something? Why do you need to attach the negative wire to the negative terminal of the battery? Isn't one of the prongs on a fuse negative, the other positive?
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I don't see why you would need to connect the lights directly to the battery, unless they are using a large amount of power. Connecting the (-) side to anywhere on the frame of the car should give you a decent enough ground. As for the (+) side I would try to locate the headlight fuse or something similar to connect to, instead of a random fuse like the article suggests.
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Is that a good way to fuse something? Why do you need to attach the negative wire to the negative terminal of the battery? Isn't one of the prongs on a fuse negative, the other positive?
Is that a good way to fuse something? Why do you need to attach the negative wire to the negative terminal of the battery? Isn't one of the prongs on a fuse negative, the other positive?
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I don't see why you would need to connect the lights directly to the battery, unless they are using a large amount of power.
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As for the (+) side I would try to locate the headlight fuse or something similar to connect to, instead of a random fuse like the article suggests.
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As for the (+) side I would try to locate the headlight fuse or something similar to connect to, instead of a random fuse like the article suggests.
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