V1 hardwiring....which side of the fuse panel is the positive side? im using fuse 27, need to know
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V1 hardwiring....which side of the fuse panel is the positive side? im using fuse 27, need to know
what side to plug it into...left or right when looking at the fuse panel...wish i had my dmm...
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Just plug it in with a fuse out. One side will have voltage, the other won't.
It's all positive. The fuse brings the voltage to the other side. If you leave the fuse out, you want to use the side which has voltage (well duh). Pretty sure that's the right side. If you leave the fuse in, wrapping the wire around the fuse plug, you might want to use the left (protected) side. Although that's not necessary since V1 already has a fuse.
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Don't stick wires into your fuse block...doing so bridges the fuse and makes it ineffective
Use the power terminals, there are 3(remove lower dash panel), one always hot, one hot ignition on, one hot except while cranking. This is much safer.