My power post behind the dash is getting a little busy with my lights, sound bar and soon winch switch. The center post has no power and it is not a ground. Looking at service manual, I cannot find information on this.
How much load can the power post take?
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I'd think you'll be fine. Don't know exact numbers but I ran those 3 things to a single accessories hook up on my T2 with a 15 amp fuse without a problem
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I ran a "hot" wire from my battery to the center post to power accessories that I wanted power to when the key is not on.
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If I remember correctly, it was on a 20amp fuse that is located behind the driver seat/ECU box. I use mine as a switch/on key power for a relay. I then ran a new large diameter wire directly from the battery to the new relay. I installed a new fuse panel after the relay with separate fuses for each new electrical device I have added to the KRX. I located mine behind the center console, it six push pins two screws, and I can get to it if need be to change or check fuses.
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Where did you get that fuse bar? That makes for a nice clean setup!
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But remember you need to run new larger gauge power from battery to really and maximum of 20 Amp per circuit and 75 Amp per panel.
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Make sure to do the math for wire gauge and length needed for your install.
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