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slickkota
Dodge Dakota
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10/08/2002
07:52:15
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hey guys, wat do i do. i have a bunch of interior LEDs and a few other lights and i would like to know what i can do to get all of them wired to the same switch without each wire going directly to the switch. any suggestions. please help. thanks
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stepdogg
Dodge Dakota
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10/08/2002
10:49:06
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uh...twist them together.?
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curious
Dodge Dakota
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10/08/2002
12:54:42
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Dude... go to radio shack. Look for a "breadboard" You need one of those, and also look for the breadboard cases, they should be right next to them, also called a project case, need one of those, um... and some solder and a soldering iron. oh and some wire... doesn't need to be big a$$ wire like 00 guage or something like that, just some dang wire... and that should be all ya need
or you could just solder all the wires together and only have one wire going to the switch... but it's up to you.
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cory
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10/08/2002
22:19:15
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from my past doings I would wire whats called a series circuit. One power wire runs all of them. go from light to light with one power wire and then to the switch. hope it helped
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MadXtreme01
Dodge Dakota
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10/09/2002
17:53:05
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dont do it ghetto, find a distribution block and get a switch. run all the wires to the block (use in line fuses just in case) run it all to the block then to the switch then to the battery. get another block for ground and run them all into the block and ground the wire somewhere on the chassis or on the metal behind the dash since youll be back there already to mount the switch. It might be hard to find such a small gague distribution block but the easiest way to do it is to just put a bunch of soider on the ends of the wire to make it thicker, or get thick wire, soider it together and then put the thick wire in the block.
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