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Body/Interior : Stereo Wiring
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From: MSN Nickname4x4xJonx4x4  (Original Message)Sent: 1/12/2005 4:51 AM
Ive noticed that many have installed CD Players and such in their Patrols. Ive built a little box to mount it under the dash and everything, but I just cant decide the best way to wire it up. I tried wiring the + wire to the output stud on the alt, but I got alot of what they would call alternator noise. the ACC wire is wired up on a toggle switch.

So, how did yall wire yours up? Do I need one of those things wired inline, I think its called a condenser? Help would be much appreciated...


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From: MSN NicknameGot_mojo_19791Sent: 1/12/2005 2:58 PM
Why didn't you just hook the positive straight to the battery. It shouldn't
make any noise.

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From: MSN Nickname4x4xJonx4x4Sent: 1/12/2005 5:57 PM
Why didn't I? Because, I was unsure. Seemed to me like if there is alternator noise in a wire in the dash(which the other end is tied to the alternator), there would be in the battery too. Of course, this is a theory, and theorys are meant to be disproved. This is why I asked. I know there are many out there that are far more knowledgable of auto electrical systems than I. So, I guess Im going to try to hook it up to the battery. Thanks!

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From: MSN NicknameGot_mojo_19791Sent: 1/12/2005 6:12 PM
When there isn't a harness for a radio I just straigt wire the positive to
the battery. No noise because it is grounded so well. I don't believe the
altenator has a ground so that would cause the noise. The toggle switch
isn't a bad idea either with out having an accesory switch in the ignition.

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>Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 09:57:42 -0800
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From: MSN Nickname4x4xJonx4x4Sent: 1/14/2005 6:19 AM
I might add... if somebody finds this topic at a later date, and reads it, dont run a hard wire directly to the battery without an inline fuse. Our Patrols are all steel, so there is tons of places for a wire to short out... I found this out the hard way. I could have lost my Patrol, or even my life. And that is definitely not in an order of importance...

Also kinda makes you realize how handy a fire extinguisher could be if you intend to use your Patrol for something other than restoring to showroom quality.

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