Re: Door light Hidden Switch
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Re: Door light Hidden Switch



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Tom Watkins wrote:

> There was a post recently about installing a switch for the door lights
> that will allow you to turn off the door lights while you are at a car show.
[snip]
> QUESTION: I bought 2 small toggle type switches, Should I install one
> switch (and hide it underneath the dash) for each door OR can I wire
> both door lights power to one switch and only have the one cut off? I
> wasn't sure if the door lights were connected farther back. I'm not
> sure of the implications if I wire the power to the one switch and then
> feed that off to each door plunger.

Just pull the #12 fuse or buy a BatterySaver from DMC Joe,
this also disconnects the lights in the engine compartment, glovebox,
domelights and the trunk. The Batterysaver is plug-and-play...

JAN van de Wouw
Thinking Different... Using a Mac...
Living the Dream... Driving a DeLorean...

#05141 "Dagger" since Sept. 2000

check out the Delorean-Files at:
http://www.deloreanfiles.nl/
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PS. I wired up a switch and in-line fuseholder myself so it plugs into the 
fusebox; works like a charm, only downside is that I get a "phantom-light"
on the dash when I forget to put it on when driving AND I get false triggers
on my alarmsystem. That last one is being worked out at the moment...







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