Adding 12v fuse block to 2014 RXV

[Binski]

Originally Posted by Buggieman18

Your setup is GTG. Now it's a matter of choosing to have it constant ON via by hooking to the batterties or have it switched on/off by hooking + to the terminal at the solenoid. Do not attempt to hook it to the dash on/off switch.

Appreciated. So POS at the solenoid and NEG from series pack would give me switched power to the distribution in F-N-R

Binski

[cgtech]

Pos at the solenoid Large terminal (that goes to the controller B+), never the solenoid small terminals.

[Binski]

Thanks all. Hope to get the panel and switches in this weekend.

Binski

[Binski]

Used an extended lunch hour to look back several years across this one area in the forum. Goodness, what a wealth of history and information. Now i feel foolish for having asked the questions ... only addressed about 40 times! Funny how i couldn't flange down specifically while doing a search.

Shout out and cheers to the data shared for us all to learn!

[kernal]

Exactly! This is one of the best forums, no matter the subject, in existence!!

[Mooncarter]

Originally Posted by Binski

Used an extended lunch hour to look back several years across this one area in the forum. Goodness, what a wealth of history and information. Now i feel foolish for having asked the questions ... only addressed about 40 times! Funny how i couldn't flange down specifically while doing a search.

Shout out and cheers to the data shared for us all to learn!

[Binski]

Florida rain gave me time to tinker and finish off the wiring and install.

Everything works and i didn't blow the controller

[ysrman]

I hooked the same voltage reducer up to run my lights. hooking the positive to the controller side of the solenoid seems to cause the controller self check to deny activating the solenoid if i have the light switch in the on position when i turn on the key. If i have the lights/load off the key switch will activate the solenoid just fine then i turn on the lights. The controller must look at the resistance across the positive and negative lead prior to allowing the solenoid to arm the controller. Can anyone verify this?

[Buggieman18]

Originally Posted by Binski

Used an extended lunch hour to look back several years across this one area in the forum. Goodness, what a wealth of history and information. Now i feel foolish for having asked the questions ... only addressed about 40 times! Funny how i couldn't flange down specifically while doing a search.

Shout out and cheers to the data shared for us all to learn!

Ha, you'll find my extended inquiry among them!