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iceberg20 
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Posted: September 23, 2004 at 11:42 PM / IP Logged  
I want to install one of these in my 2003 Chevy Blazer so that I can provide RCA inputs to use my iPod.
I sent an email to the vendor I have selected for the purchase of this item, and he suggests using a wire off the fuse panel for 12v constant rather than splicing into the 12v constant on the factory radio harness.
IS this is a simple matter of finding a 12 volt wire to the fuse panel and splicing in, or should I add another 12 volt circuit to it?
I'm afraid I'm a bigtime newbie to doing car audio and wiring stuff so any and all help and links to newbie guides or mentoring is much appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Rob
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Posted: September 24, 2004 at 7:22 AM / IP Logged  
He suggested that because sometimes two components sharing the same 12v source wire will pull too much current for that wire.  Buy or borrow a digital multimeter and test wires for a 12 volt DC reading.  If a wire shows 12 volts whether the ignition switch is on or off, it is a constant wire.  So, yes, it is a simple matter of finding a 12 volt wire to the fuse panel.  Solder and tape all connections, and any wires not used must be taped off and secured.
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