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    Joe Cannarozzi Guest

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    You have 12 volts available both front and rear. The backside of the fuse panel door under the drivers window will tell you what # terminal is 12volt. Or your cigarette lighter and dash stereo are using 12 volts too.

    A few places at the rear to tap in but someone else will be able to give you the correct place. Your trailer light plug is 12 volt and your Vanner battery equalizer has a terminal marked 12 volt and that should be mounted somewhere in the engine compartment.

    An easy way to verify without a meter is with a simple circuit tester. The brightness of the bulb will be noticably dimmer when testing a 12 volt circuit compared to a 24.
    Last edited by Joe Cannarozzi; 06-05-2008 at 04:07 PM.

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