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Old 03-25-2006, 01:30 PM
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Re: 12v constant wire? (fuse??)

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i ended up going with the 10amp fuse as if i went with the 15 i would be replacing the mini fuse in the back of the stereo if it ever blew. i ended up finding another grommet on the driver side above the pedals that i was able to run it through and snake it all though my dash (there acually was a straight oening from the grommet to the back of the stereo opening (lucky me)
Those fuses are for different purposes. The one on the back of the headunit should only blow if there's a malfunction, to protect the headunit from further damage. The one in the power wire is to protect the car in case there's a short, so the wire doesn't melt down and light the car on fire. There's no reason to use a smaller fuse in the power wire than on the headunit.
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