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Hi Guys
Now before you start throwing the virtual stones at me. I only have a couple
of questions.
I will eventually put some cig sockets in my cruiser so this brings up a few
little details.
As usual im only checking to see what you guys know and to keep you on your
toes. I already know all the answers to the questions but do feel free to
give me a detailed reply.
As you probably know I have gone through a few multi sockets on me little
trips of late.
Seeing as how these only melted at the ends I presume I can still use the
actual cig sockets. YES
I know I will have to replace the thin wiring with better stuff and put
another end piece on them.
When I get over the actaul trouble of replaceing all the little bits, how do
I go about wiring it up.
Should I run a wire to the positive left or right battery looking out from
the cabin.
Should I earth it to the other terminal of the same battery or to the body
of the cruiser, say near the head lights.
Can I assume that I can leave these cig sockets connected up permanently and
they will only take power if some thing is pluged into them.
Would I need to fuse them or relay them or something complcated like that.
I would like to put a quad one at the rear of the centre console and a
double or quad in the rear.
Is the best option for the rear one to connect it to the battery via a long
lead or is there some where closer to connect it up.
Thanks inadvance
John C
92HDJ 80 1HDT Rep of Ireland
Now before you start throwing the virtual stones at me. I only have a couple
of questions.
I will eventually put some cig sockets in my cruiser so this brings up a few
little details.
As usual im only checking to see what you guys know and to keep you on your
toes. I already know all the answers to the questions but do feel free to
give me a detailed reply.
As you probably know I have gone through a few multi sockets on me little
trips of late.
Seeing as how these only melted at the ends I presume I can still use the
actual cig sockets. YES
I know I will have to replace the thin wiring with better stuff and put
another end piece on them.
When I get over the actaul trouble of replaceing all the little bits, how do
I go about wiring it up.
Should I run a wire to the positive left or right battery looking out from
the cabin.
Should I earth it to the other terminal of the same battery or to the body
of the cruiser, say near the head lights.
Can I assume that I can leave these cig sockets connected up permanently and
they will only take power if some thing is pluged into them.
Would I need to fuse them or relay them or something complcated like that.
I would like to put a quad one at the rear of the centre console and a
double or quad in the rear.
Is the best option for the rear one to connect it to the battery via a long
lead or is there some where closer to connect it up.
Thanks inadvance
John C
92HDJ 80 1HDT Rep of Ireland