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brunetmj 
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Posted: January 21, 2004 at 11:01 AM / IP Logged  
I have a head unit which requires 2 sources for 12 volt constant power (in addition to accessory power). Both of these wires, requiring a 12 volt constant source , are already fused. The car head unit harness already has one wire for constant power. Is it an acceptable practice to use the same car harness wire, splice a second wire off of it and use it for the second wire requiring 12 volt constant? Or would it better to use an entirely separate wire.
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 Most likely this is a panasonic headunit and yeah as long as both are fused seperatly you are ok to put  those together.
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Thank You.

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