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4186, Are eclipses 12v vehicles...?
Posted by scirio, Oct-08-02 11:34 AM
This is why I ask. I'm cheap and i want a cool alarm and I found this, it ends in half an hour so a quick response would be cool http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1385594110
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4187, RE: Are eclipses 12v vehicles...?
Posted by SPL_Eclipse, Oct-08-02 02:23 PM
might be to late (i noticed biddibg has ended), but yes, eclipses are 12volt negative ground vehicals. some older cars are positive ground (meaning the positive wire of the battery runs to the frame and all posotive connections for accesories like lights, radio, etc. are connected to the frame/chassis as well), or 6 volt sysatems, but im pretty sure no car produced since the late 50s has been anyhting but 12volt positive ground (except for the newer concept cars that are 48 volts).
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4188, RE: Are eclipses 12v vehicles...?
Posted by scirio, Oct-09-02 04:59 PM
yeah it ended. But right on man cool, now I know, and knowing is HALF the battle... thanks.
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4189, RE: Are eclipses 12v vehicles...?
Posted by jerseystyle1, Oct-09-02 05:15 PM
HUMMER'S are 24volts I believe.
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4190, RE: Are eclipses 12v vehicles...?
Posted by SPL_Eclipse, Oct-10-02 01:52 PM
nope, the hummers are 12 volts ... or at least the older one were, im not sure about the new "H2" ones or the military ones. they may be different.
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4191, RE: Are eclipses 12v vehicles...?
Posted by jerseystyle1, Oct-10-02 03:28 PM
I'm in the army and was speaking of the Army ones. My bad for not specifying.
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