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Question: What If you need to hard wire two things? I currently have LEDs floor lights, but I want to connect my radar detector as well. how should I do this?
Document: Works as intended! No problems at all, I love being able to add a remote wire for an aftermarket amp or hard wiring a radar detector!
If you have never used these things you will find yourself thinking of new devices to hardwirein your car, just because they are so simple and clean to use. Most projects take only 20-30 minutes,including hiding the wire! I have installed radar detectors, seat heaters, hands free cell speakers, etc.So, next time you want to get wired - choose these things to make life easier.
I used this to hard wire a Nokia DT-900 wireless charger for my phone to my car. This fuse tap sits high enough that you can use it in any slot, I have mine between two occupied slots and it works fine. Put in your two fuses, pop it into the fuse box, and crimp your positive wire into the provided sleeve. Done. Just don't forget to ground whatever you are adding. I used electric tape to ground mine to some bare metal near my fuse box.
I haven't used it yet, but looks like it will work well for my cause. Construction is acceptable. Better than just jumping a wire into the fuse block.
Installed one of these in my 2013 Sierra and worked perfectly. Just be sure you are using the correct size fuse. I used this for a remote wire on a amplifier. Just be sure to use the correct fuse because if the circuit were to short out, you want the fuse to blow so the circuit can be protected.
Works as it should, simple to wire up, simple to plug in. If you need to add a circuit this will do the job.
This little thing works great. Using this alleviates the difficulties with locating the correct power and cutting into the vehicle harness to make the splice. Just choose an existing fuse that has the power type you want (switched or hot). Remove the fuse and put the tap in its place. Install the fuse you just removed to restore the original power circuit. Then install the correct fuse size for the new circuit you're adding. Crimp in the power wire to your new circuit and you're done.
These worked out great for splicing in my boost and oil gauge lights. I did end up having to cut off the blue crimp connector and replace it with one of my own.
I used this for hard wiring my cb in my fuse box and it made that part of the install a breeze . would recommend and the price was wright .
Needed something that could help me add some interior lights to my car without having to do much work. Worked as should. Added the accessory I needed. No problems!
Answer: yes