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Instrument 41 11-04-2012 01:50 PM

Finding Electrical Power
 
I am in need of some automotive electrical help. A 2006 Tundra Double Cab, installing a new rear view mirror that has temp/compass and auto dim functions. Need help in finding power for this around the fuse box. I'll start this with a question: Can I tie into the fuse box with a fuse, on a circuit that my truck doesn't utilize (ie seat heater)? Or will that be hot all the time? Thanks for any suggestions.

Joeaksa 11-04-2012 01:56 PM

Depends on the vehicle, but sure you can use any socket that is not being used if there is a connector in both sides. Hot all the time? Only one way to find out...

Rusty Heap 11-04-2012 02:57 PM

$5 bucks will answer your question.





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here is the link:

7 Function Multimeter




Don't laugh, these $5 digital volt meters are accurate to within 2-3 TENTHS of a volt off from my $250 Fluke meter.

2-3 tenths of a volt error, for $5.


I buy 'em and give them away as stocking stuffers at christmas.


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