Pink Radio Wire / 12v Switched
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Can I use this for my switches on my nitrous setup? I will be running the Microedge controller, arming switch, purge switch, and bottle heater switch off the pink 12v switched wire in the dash where the radio used to be. This pink wire was connected to my ASR switch but I cut the ASR wires down.
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I am pretty sure it should have 12v with the key on. No multi meter at my house but from what I have read it's a 12v switched power source.. I was just worried this might overload it but from what I understand the relays and microedge controller don't pull a lot of power.
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lol. Also... since I am the uber wiring noob.... if I took all the grounds together and ground them for all the switches will that be ok also?
If so, what is a good ground locating near the radio in the dash.
If so, what is a good ground locating near the radio in the dash.
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yeah as long as you run all the grounds to the body, not one wire to the body and all the grounds spliced to that, as far as a great ground in that area, remove your shifter ****, take off the shift plate, and loosen one of the bolts that goes directly to the body or any of the brackets under the center console around the shifter