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Basically, I don't understand why 85 has to goto a +12v fused source. From the diagram 86 is already tapping into the green +12v power source.
When the door light becomes activated both 85 and 86 will receive 12v and cause 30+87 to connect???
Thanks.
I believe that since the green door light wire is providing 12v already, 85 should be going to ground instead.
Can anyone confirm this is correct?
If you look at this thread, he is almost doing exactly the same thing.




