I am installing some VDO gauges. First off my boost and knock are on the pillar and both need power. I bought an "add a fuse" to tap into the fuse box. My question is, can I take and run both power feeds from the knock and boost into one "add a fuse" connector or will they need their own seperate. Also, I see an open slot in my fuse box that is marked "for battery." Can I use this for the power source?
running power feed into fuse box for gauges?
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NAPA has the proper connector that is a pigtail you can plug into the battery connector directly for a secure clean installation.
Power can be used to run more than one gauge there for sure, use the fuse holder in line style like you have down near the plug into the fuse panel.
Clear connector with white pigtail wire, GM IGN tapoff.
They also have a connector that plugs into the BAT tapoff as well.
Usually out on the floor with the wiring stuff on a rack.
Don't have the part number handy.
Power can be used to run more than one gauge there for sure, use the fuse holder in line style like you have down near the plug into the fuse panel.
Clear connector with white pigtail wire, GM IGN tapoff.
They also have a connector that plugs into the BAT tapoff as well.
Usually out on the floor with the wiring stuff on a rack.
Don't have the part number handy.
