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| | | | Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 946 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 946 | 1955.2 Chevy truck with aftermarket updated wiring harness and an owner that is just learning electrical stuff.
I'm wiring up my Old Air A/C system and there are two wires that need "key on" power. One says just connect to "key on" power and the other says to hook it up to a "spotlight key on" power at the insulated fuse box.
What in the world do they mean by "spotlight"?
Can I just splice these two wires together and run them off one of the ACC connectors on the fuse panel?
Or do I need to find two separate fuse box connections for each wire?
Or can I use the wire that is labeled "electric fan" from the fuse box as I am not currently or planning on using it for an electric fan? | | |
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