Direct battery power for gps tracker
#1
How to connect direct battery power for gps tracker
Hi I want to install a gps tracker direct power 12v from battery. Model outlander 2010 CW4W. Preffer front passanger fuse box near aircondition filter. Can anyone guide me which port or fuse have 12v positive always even switch is off?
Many thanks and appreciated.
Many thanks and appreciated.
Last edited by Roshid; 09-21-2015 at 10:38 PM.
#2
I don't know which fuses are always on but it should be easy enough to check with a test light or a meter... Start by reading the fuse list for something that is active when the car is off, then test it, then wire into it (make sure to keep the fuse and fuse your new device). Make sure not to tie into something that is only on sometimes like dome lights or power windows... Power lock fuse might be a good place to start but you need to check the current draw and add in your device's draw to make sure you are nowhere near the fuse rating. Do not put in a bigger fuse under any circumstances!
If this is beyond your technical/equipment capabilities I would not attempt any electrical work on your own as you could wreck something.
If this is beyond your technical/equipment capabilities I would not attempt any electrical work on your own as you could wreck something.
#4
Once you find the correct circuit......this add-a-circuit kit makes it extremely easy to add your circuit without using a wire tap or cutting wires......
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