Customer Circuit Access??
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Customer Circuit Access??
Hello,
I just got a 2001 F-250 V-10. Iam wanting to install an amp in the truck. I looked under the dash and saw a set of wires with nothing pluged into it. There is a label that says "Customer Access Circuit" I checked fr power and there is none there. Do I need to put a fuse in some where to get that live?
Thanks for the help!
Chris
I just got a 2001 F-250 V-10. Iam wanting to install an amp in the truck. I looked under the dash and saw a set of wires with nothing pluged into it. There is a label that says "Customer Access Circuit" I checked fr power and there is none there. Do I need to put a fuse in some where to get that live?
Thanks for the help!
Chris
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Customer Circuit Access??
Next to those customer access wires is also a switched 12volt circuit, but it's a small wire. I'd ditto the above suggestion to run straight off the battery with larger wire. Optimally, you could use the switched wire to activate a relay that powers your amp.
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2000 F350 CC DRW Lariat 4x4 LWB 4R100 V10 4.30ls with Torklift tie-downs/Superhitch and Rancho RS9000 and Ride-Rite air springs.
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2000 F350 CC DRW Lariat 4x4 LWB 4R100 V10 4.30ls with Torklift tie-downs/Superhitch and Rancho RS9000 and Ride-Rite air springs.
1998 Alpenlite Pendelton 11'10" Slide-in camper with all options.
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