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Michael-k · 05-09-2021, 08:53 AM

In order to realize my electronic happiness, I am working on installing some stuff in my Camaro. These units will all be in/near the dashboard, and draw 6 A maximum.

So, I'll need to add a circuit. Has anyone done this?

Should I add it to the front or rear fusebox? (Both have empty fuse slots.) Are the fuseboxes fully wired, or will I have to do that too?

I found a chart that gives wire gauge for a 12V circuit (for a given current and length).

I think that the only 'issue' would be getting the terminal to use in the connector on the fusebox. Anyone know the spec?

05-09-2021, 08:53 AM	#1
Michael-k Drives: '21 Camaro Join Date: Nov 2019 Location: Hummelstown, PA Posts: 203	How to add a circuit? In order to realize my electronic happiness, I am working on installing some stuff in my Camaro. These units will all be in/near the dashboard, and draw 6 A maximum. So, I'll need to add a circuit. Has anyone done this? Should I add it to the front or rear fusebox? (Both have empty fuse slots.) Are the fuseboxes fully wired, or will I have to do that too? I found a chart that gives wire gauge for a 12V circuit (for a given current and length). I think that the only 'issue' would be getting the terminal to use in the connector on the fusebox. Anyone know the spec? __________________ . DD: 2014 Chevrolet Equinox LT1 -- Silver ice, LFX, AWD, moonroof 2021 Chevrolet Camaro 3LT -- Riverside blue, LGX, M6, NPP, moonroof -- Insta @bluehoney3lt sold: 2000 Mercury Cougar -- V6, citrus gold, 5-speed, sunroof