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whtclipse98Mar-20-10 12:59 PM
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#104490, "RE: electrical problem"
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You can get a fuse piggy back power so that when you turn it on it will turn on. All the auto parts stores sells them. You'll just have to find a fuse that is active when you turn the ignition on and inactive when it is off.

  
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electrical problem [View all] , gsgoingT, Mar-17-10 09:21 PM
  RE: electrical problem, RoninEclipse2G, Mar-18-10 10:38 AM, #1
RE: electrical problem, AdministratorCODE4, Mar-18-10 04:30 PM, #2
RE: electrical problem, gsgoingT, Mar-19-10 01:34 PM, #3
      RE: electrical problem, whtclipse98, Mar-20-10 12:59 PM #4
           RE: electrical problem, keislij, Mar-20-10 01:05 PM, #5
           RE: electrical problem, gsgoingT, Mar-20-10 04:29 PM, #6
                RE: electrical problem, whtclipse98, Mar-22-10 08:18 AM, #7
                     RE: electrical problem, gsgoingT, Mar-22-10 12:56 PM, #8

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