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I'm currently trying to find a 12V power source to run a video monitor. I'm thinking about using the existing 12V leads from my wiring harness adapter, as that's what's being used to power my Satellite Radio tunerTapping 12V from wiring harness? -- posted image.
Attached is what it looks like. Can I run another 12V wire where the gray circles are (they represent nylon crimp connectors). What's the best way to tap the line? Should I go find another 12V source?
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Yes you can do that. The current draw for the monitor is low enough that it's not going to draw too much power from the XM radio harness and cause a fuse to pop.
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Tapping 12V from wiring harness? -- posted image.
Sorry, the uploading feature wasn't working, so I had to upload to my website directly.
As far as the physical connection, should I continue to use the nylon crimp connector? It seems as if four wires going into one crimp connector doesn't seem too stable. I guess I could solder it together first. Any suggestions?

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