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Old 05-16-2011, 11:03 PM
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Ok so I found this wiring diagram:

Originally Posted by Jmila1901
But going from the switch to the fuse panel on the bottom right (I know electricity is flowing the other way) is where I have a question. Which fuse panel do you connect it to? Which fuse? I'm totally confused with it.

I have no electrical experience. I'd like to make sure my Jeep doesn't turn into a BBQ, ya know? Thanks for your help.
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any empty spot that is powered when u turn the ignition to "on", like radio or interior lights, etc.....really should be any empty spot, but verify with a multi-meter

whats happening in that diagram, is that the relay gets constant fused power from the battery, the switch is getting switched power (so when u turn the ignition off, that circuit u'r adding turns off as well)....when u turn the switch on it combines with the power in the relay to safely provide extra juice to the electrical component & allow u to use smaller gauge wiring
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any empty spot that is powered when u turn the ignition to "on", like radio or interior lights, etc.....really should be any empty spot, but verify with a multi-meter

whats happening in that diagram, is that the relay gets constant fused power from the battery, the switch is getting switched power (so when u turn the ignition off, that circuit u'r adding turns off as well)....when u turn the switch on it combines with the power in the relay to safely provide extra juice to the electrical component & allow u to use smaller gauge wiring
Thanks that makes sense. Plus then you won't leave the lights or whatever accessory on when the Jeep is off right?
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