Where is a true ignition source in the engine bay?

By _Nomad_
January 29, 2013 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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Posted January 29, 2013

Where is a true ignition source to tap into in the engine compartment of a 2007 - 2013 GMC Sierra Denali 6.2L?

Also, where would be a good spot to mount a battery isolator?

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00Silverado4x4

Posted February 12, 2013

Locking thread. Already asked in Full Size.

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