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    those of you running electric cutouts

    where did you run the wires from the cutouts to inside the car? Also what wire did you splice into to get power when the key is on

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    I ran mine up through the shifter boot so I didn't have to drill any holes in the car. From there its a simple ground and the other wire to 12 volt switched power.

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    i ran mine thru one of the drain plugs on the bottom of the car, and the switch i ran thru the firewall with my power wire for my sound system, i used zip ties to tighten up the wire and keep it from getting loose and dragging on the ground. i used the battery wire going form my starter to my battery for the wire, because it had a small wire with a but connector on it already.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Firebirdjones View Post
    I ran mine up through the shifter boot so I didn't have to drill any holes in the car. From there its a simple ground and the other wire to 12 volt switched power.
    so which wire did you splice into? b/c if you hook up to the 12V source off the batt. youll have power all the time

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    Quote Originally Posted by ldanny View Post
    so which wire did you splice into? b/c if you hook up to the 12V source off the batt. youll have power all the time
    well all I can say is when I hooked up my linelock they called for a ign. hot lead and you can find tonnes of them under the fuseboxes infront of the driver side fenderwell... I believe hot leads are red and ign. hot leads are pink...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bouvs View Post
    well all I can say is when I hooked up my linelock they called for a ign. hot lead and you can find tonnes of them under the fuseboxes infront of the driver side fenderwell... I believe hot leads are red and ign. hot leads are pink...
    thanks i just spliced into the fuse that controls the guages and it works perfect now.

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    I ran mine through the grommet under the passenger seat then used a quarter inch spade connector on the end of the wire and used an auxillary spot in the fuse box.

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