Subwoofer plug

I don't know what he's doing. I give up.


I have his solution and he wants to do it the hard way. The way that will require his radio to be on for his fridge to work.
 
maskale said:
I don't know what he's doing. I give up.


I have his solution and he wants to do it the hard way. The way that will require his radio to be on for his fridge to work.
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Sounds like he's trying his hardest to make this difficult :idontknow:
 
Ddays said:
Sounds like he's trying his hardest to make this difficult :idontknow:
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Bc I found if I move one spot fuse M9 it be on when ignition is on . Honestly I don’t know with electronics I am dummy don’t ask me. Thank u for ur assistance and input I am trying to figure it out that it.


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Eloucha said:
Ok I might be stupid in electronic as u said that why I am using this forum to get help hope some one will help me here always we learn there is first time yes. If not I. Take it to a shop any way thank u for calling me stupid.


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You don’t listen. Run a wire to the battery. It would have been done by now had you don’t it when the first person told you. Learn English too.


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Eloucha said:
Ok I might be stupid in electronic as u said that why I am using this forum to get help hope some one will help me here always we learn there is first time yes. If not I. Take it to a shop any way thank u for calling me stupid.


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See post #10. Run at least 10 gauge wire directly to your battery.


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OverlanderJK said:
You don’t listen. Run a wire to the battery. It would have been done by now had you don’t it when the first person told you. Learn English too.


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Ok. I am going to run a straight wire to the battery with a fuse. And sorry my first language is French. Yep I am going school to learn English thank u for correcting me.


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notnalc68 said:
See post #10. Run at least 10 gauge wire directly to your battery.


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Ok I got it. I going to run wire to batteryf fridge . Can i run a backup camera from this outlet?sorry guys If i make it hard on u. But I am not professional like u. I am learning thank u


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Eloucha said:
Ok. I am going to run a straight wire to the battery with a fuse. And sorry my first language is French. Yep I am going school to learn English thank u for correcting me.


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A fridge draws more amps than a subwoofer. If you hooked a fridge into that OEM circuit without running a new wire, you would likely blow fuses continually or melt wires.

I actually used the OEM cargo socket on my Jeep to run a fridge, but I ran all new wiring. So it looks OEM, but the circuit is modified to run the fridge.
 
WJCO said:
A fridge draws more amps than a subwoofer. If you hooked a fridge into that OEM circuit without running a new wire, you would likely blow fuses continually or melt wires.

I actually used the OEM cargo socket on my Jeep to run a fridge, but I ran all new wiring. So it looks OEM, but the circuit is modified to run the fridge.
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Thank u so much for explaining I will run 10A wire. Hope I didn’t bother no one here. And all had fun


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Ddays said:
:rolleyes2:

I just ordered two of these yesterday - one for each Jeep. Mount somewhere in cargo area and run 4 gauge wire to it. you can then run 6 accessories from this fused "subpanel". Just be careful what you run off of this because it will be hot all the time.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DYT2TVS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I did nearly the exact same thing on mine with 4AWG. But I ran a circuit breaker at the battery so the circuit can be isolated. I have too many metal tools floating around and it worried me. Been running it for years and love it.

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