anyone know of a fuse or remote i can hook to that will supply key on power that does NOT cut out during engine cranking?

thanks,
Beech

Bump :)

you lookin' in the cab or under the hood? In the cab you can find Run/Start voltage in the MBEC. Take a look at this manual Full Size Truck electric 2003+ (http://http://www.gmupfitter.com/publicat/2004_BB/2003_Beyond_LD_Electric_CK.pdf)

Look to page B-8 MID BEC Power center, it will give a description. What you are looking for us Run/Start voltage.

If you need it under the hood do some searching for lift pumps and wiring, should be able to find some directions on where others have connected there lift pump.

either or should work, whats the MBEC?

either or should work, whats the MBEC?

I believe it stands for Mid-Body-Electrical-Center or something close to that.

thanks, i found it in the SEO IGN fuse under the hood

either or should work, whats the MBEC?
Mid Bussed Electrical Center, Mid Body Electrical Center... It is the black box by where your left foot rests when you drive.

thanks, but my left foot rests on the brake ;)


the SEO fuse def did the trick though and easy to get to

thanks, but my left foot rests on the brake ;)


the SEO fuse def did the trick though and easy to get to
Thats against what it says in the driver's license manual!! :p: j/k

If this is for a critical component like a car computer you will need to add a 12v/12v DC converter so the voltage doesn't ripple even when using the power source chosen.

http://www.samlexamerica.com/products/subcategory.asp?CategoryID=5&packagetype=13

^ thats pretty cool, my gauges and lift pump though don't mine a little voltage fluctuation ;)


Thats against what it says in the driver's license manual!! :p: j/k

it also says stuff about not removing your antilock brake fuses last time i checked lol