Sams01XplrSprt
Southern Cali Explorer
- Joined
- November 14, 2004
- Messages
- 14,109
- Reaction score
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- City, State
- Newport Beach California & Bay Area California
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2001 Sport (sold)
lookin good brian keep up good work
The cigarette lighter socket next to the radio is on a very low powered fuse, easy to blow. What was it again, a 7.5 amp fuse, or 10? I learned that when I tried to run my tire air pump with it years ago.
Ford has fuse 17 as a 25amp fuse; I know this because i blew out that fuse Friday night and had to replace it lol.
There are two power outlet fuses. The dash cigarette lighter fuse has very small gauge wiring, its fuse is low powered, not 25 amps. Find the other fuse, foe the dash, it's 10 amp or smaller.
The lower dash power outlet, on the side of the consoles or next to the dash ashtray, it's 20-25 amp fused. The power wire for that is very large, 10 gauge wire. Those can handle bigger loads, the upper power outlet cannot.
How much for the headlights, Brian?
So as what you had them on CL for?
Truck looks good, where are you centercaps?!
The other fuse connected to the Cigar Lighter is the DLC fuse, which is a 10amper. But that's not Fuse 17, I believe it is fuse 5. The actual powerpoint fuses are 25amps.
no disrespect intended, just didn't want the poor guy dropping in a 10amp on number 17 and having it pop.
Agreed, I was trying to keep him from sticking a blue or white fuse in the dash cigarette lighter fuse.![]()
Don- About the switch I wired up, its perfect actually, it clicks on the delay module for the windows and whatnot, so the only thing that's actually being powered through the switch is the radio ignition wire. I can flip the switch off and the windows still work until a door is opened, just like if the truck is running and then you shut it off.