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tedmond 
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Posted: December 30, 2009 at 9:06 PM / IP Logged  
its not how much power/current comes from the brain, its more of how much current the lights on the civic draw. if it draws more amps that waht the fuse allows, it will pop. most come with 20 - 25 amps from waht i see.
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if you dont want to pop more fuses, use the low current negative trigger (grey) for the parking lights. this can be found at the headlight switch itself.
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when you say it can be found in the headlight switch, are you talking about in the steering column? I need to double check but I think I used that one...
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it will be at the headlight switch at steering column, or grey at the bottom of the fuse box.
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