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what fuse should i piggyback to run wiper pump?
need to pick up a fused + to run the wiper pump. which fuse should i tap? i have no stereo or heater stuffs, if that makes a difference in which could handle the extra load
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sicne that washer fluid pump needs so many amps, I would run a #0 wire from the battery to your pump.
What exactly is a wiper pump? I hope you didnt backdate to vacuum operated wipers...a RARE option indeed.
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One with switched power?
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08-31-2006, 11:33 AM
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Pick one with an 8 amp fuse and install a larger amperage fuse to account for the extra current of the motor.
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924 wiper switch facilitates a pump (i have a space saver tire... so no pressureized tank for me
thanks spoke. ill pick one with an 8
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i suggest the one for the cig lighter. high amperage and rarely used.
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