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Old 09-05-2007, 10:50 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Wiring Garmin 60CSX

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Can i use a regular garmin power cable as opposed to the bare wire cord? I would just strip the basic one (it's cheaper). what fuses do i use, where does it connect to the fuse box, and will i have to worry about searges damaging the unit?
Ok so you're asking if you can just take an existing Garmin power cable say - this

or this

and clip the end off.

If the red and black wires are there and you can put a fast acting 2 amp fuse in then I don't see why not. The fuse will protect from any surges but if you are asking if you can expect surges from the tap-a-circuit in the fuse panel than I would have to say no. The vehicles voltage regulator will maintain nominal voltage. If you do get a surge you have other issues not normally present.

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