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Old 07-12-2004, 09:32 PM
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Hard wiring with lights and cigerette lighter

Im hard wiring all my lighting on the inside (neons) together. I'm wiring them straight to the cig. lighter. I have 2 neons beneath dash and 2 beneath seats. Also have radar dector in cig lighter. Is this going to burn out the wires or cause problems in the electrical system? Thanks
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well, in this case, probably not, as all of these things draw so little current. I woulds top there though. Just keep an eye on things, you know? I dont' know a whole lot about this, but just wanted to chip in.
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Re: Hard wiring with lights and cigerette lighter

cool. that what i thought. but, it is neons... neons usually take a lil more power that regular lights. I was just wondering.
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