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JustDoIt2 
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Posted: September 03, 2003 at 1:54 PM / IP Logged  

hi, guys i need to know something, im installing a two windows modules and everything is wired to to the ignition wire, i want to know if i can wire one wire from the battery to all of the components, alarm, windows module, keypad module, and all the relays too...... and what wire and if i should fused or not...

thankk you

samdub 
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Posted: September 03, 2003 at 5:09 PM / IP Logged  

you can wire too the battery for everthing that needs 12 volt constant

anything ignition operated should stay on ignition,when you go direct too the battery you should fuse line at battery and at each individual circuit branch should have its on fuse

JustDoIt2 
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But Is there any problem If I leave like that...Just to the ignition wire.
samdub 
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your ignition circuits should be switched , window controlers, relays ect...

should be 12 volt constant if not they will not work properly

floaterr 
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Posted: September 04, 2003 at 12:38 PM / IP Logged  
If you have installed the window modules to the IGN wire how are you rolling them up/down by remote? They won't have power unless your in the car in which case you might as well use the switches.
All your other components too for that matter.
Unless you mean is it ok to wire everything at the ign swtich and not all the way to the battery?
In that case it's not the prefered method according to major installers but seeing as the ign,a/c,radio, usually get their power from the constant running up the column anyway you might as well tap there too.
samdub is right. Fuse each thing seperately with the value fuse you think should handle the load. Windows 30amps, locks and lights 15 amps. This helps 2 fold.
1) if soemthing does wrong you don't blow you main constant fuse killing the car completely
2) if locks go bad then its fuse blows and the alarm stays powered up. Same with the windows and lights. They should blow fuses on their circuit leaving the other alone.
Good Luck!

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