I read the good electrical mods suggestion and they sound like just what I need.
Sorry to be ignorant, but where should I install a volt meter then?
What's a good circuit to tap?
Thanks,
Joe
Good Electrical Mods--VOLT METER?
Good Electrical Mods--VOLT METER?
1971 4-eyed Shortbed D100 225 /6 727 AT 3.23 rear running on Sweet Lady Propane
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It's not an ignorant question at all. That is why we are all here, to have some fun, and help each other out.
With regards to your question, I suggest you install your voltmeter somewhere you can see it while driving... under the dash, perhaps?
Seriously, I think you should be able to take any wire that recieves power when the key is on. Unless someone knows of any reason not to, I would probably take it right from the fuse block, or the back of the ignition switch. I don't see any reason to get fancy here.
Roger.
With regards to your question, I suggest you install your voltmeter somewhere you can see it while driving... under the dash, perhaps?
Seriously, I think you should be able to take any wire that recieves power when the key is on. Unless someone knows of any reason not to, I would probably take it right from the fuse block, or the back of the ignition switch. I don't see any reason to get fancy here.
Roger.
volt meter
any wire with switched +12volts . Find an easy to get to source