Which I believe is the correct circuit. I can still remember the first time I hardwired a radar detector; sitting in the parking lot listening to the radio, eating a burger, and listening to the detector go off...
Exactly. No need to hear the radar detector when not moving.
Thank you. I can concur with others- that top clip is holding on for dear life and does not want to let go.
How did you create the fuse tap? How do you know it works?
I just used an X-Acto type knife to cut the plastic off the end and solder on a lead. I know it works in the same way I know a lamp works in my house, because all my electronics power on expected.
But car people like to do things themselves just for the satisfaction.
When I was younger, I would just fold the wire over the end of the fuse and shove it in.But car people like to do things themselves just for the satisfaction.
I have a lot of different equipment and tools purchased over many decades. I have many tools that I use once in a blue moon. But when I need that tool there’s no substitute for it.But car people like to do things themselves just for the satisfaction.
My probem is good old fashioned bullheadedness. I should take my car in for, say, an oil change. nope. I'll jack, crawl under, soil some clothes and wrassle it my way, for 3 hours.But car people like to do things themselves just for the satisfaction.
If it takes you three hours for an oil change... maybe you're using the wrong oil? Or maybe you should invest in some service manuals?
