variable ground from door lock control relay
Originally Posted by Tomas

would I need to do anything other than tap in, like a diode, maybe? also thinking it would be good to fuse, but I usually fuse right after tapping power, and wonder where the best location for a fuse would be in this case...one on each end?
I agree to indemnify you =)
My largest worry (assuming you don't reverse polarities) would be the added load on that single solid-state component.
I don't know how much load your 'puddle lamps' add and I don't know the designed capacity of the controller, but sooner or later if things keep getting added, one will exceed the other and a new $425 controller will be needed.
I don't know how much load your 'puddle lamps' add and I don't know the designed capacity of the controller, but sooner or later if things keep getting added, one will exceed the other and a new $425 controller will be needed.
Originally Posted by cherryBox
would capacity of the controller be documented in the service manuals?
( the puddle lamps are 10 LEDs connected in series)
( the puddle lamps are 10 LEDs connected in series)
Tom
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