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Does anyone know if there is an "ignition hot" wire located anywhere under the hood? I thought there maybe one in the fuse box on the passenger side, but they

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Old 08-30-2012, 09:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Does anyone know if there is an "ignition hot" wire located anywhere under the hood? I thought there maybe one in the fuse box on the passenger side, but they all seem to be constantly hot. Reason I ask; I'm looking to make a connection so that some aux. lighting can come on when I hit the ignition button. If not, I may have to route through the firewall into the main fuse box. I did search and really didn't find anything.

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