trouble with 24v jeep stereo
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Topic: trouble with 24v jeep stereo
Posted By: obx2ack
Subject: trouble with 24v jeep stereo
Date Posted: January 12, 2009 at 3:09 PM
Hello to everyone. I have a 1976 Mitsubishi J54 jeep with a 24V electrical system (2, 12V batteries in a series). Anyway, I killed a battery by installing a stereo and amp to the "B" battery (12V) and kept blowing the fuse in the stereo.
I read the thread from 2006 regarding the same situation and learned about a 24V to 12V regulator. I searched for some products and only saw two manufacturers.
Does anyone have a 24V jeep, land cruiser, etc that they are running a 12V accessories on (stereo, fog lights, winch, etc.)? Are there any recommendations for a specific product that someone is having success running multiple accessories on?
Thank you in advance for any advise.
I read the thread from 2006 regarding the same situation and learned about a 24V to 12V regulator. I searched for some products and only saw two manufacturers.
Does anyone have a 24V jeep, land cruiser, etc that they are running a 12V accessories on (stereo, fog lights, winch, etc.)? Are there any recommendations for a specific product that someone is having success running multiple accessories on?
Thank you in advance for any advise.
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Posted By: ckeeler
Date Posted: January 12, 2009 at 9:47 PM
use this, its made for use on military vehicles with 24v systems running 12v accesories. the Grote part number is 44070.
