NC GTier
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I assume you're referring to power lines. It is a good question. The seat power fuse is 30 amps. Heated/cooled line alone is 30 amps. If you manage to route an independent 30 amps line to the h/c wire, you should be food. I personally used the same seat 30 amps line to feed the h/c module, assuming when these are on, you are not messing with your passenger seat power. If you do while heat is on, potentially you're drawing (max) 60 amps from that single line, which is a risk. But how long you would be messing with your seat position? I think low risk.
However, if you manage to feed an individual 30 amps line to your h/c module, you will be safe.
However, if you manage to feed an individual 30 amps line to your h/c module, you will be safe.
Has anyone had a chance to check the resistance of the wires? If not then how do i do this myself? I haven’t started wiring yet but want to have all my ducks in a row before i ask more questions ha
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