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:cheers: Guy's I need help.I just installed strobe lights on my truck but,where or what can I tap into or hook up to for power only draws approx 5.5 amps :flag: .Can't hook up to battery because of those great side terminals :thumbs: .What to do?Any help would be appreciated.Thank's, Rob. :flag:

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I power some amateur radio equipment in my trucks from a stud under the electrical center on the left side under the hood. Lift the shroud off that fuze center (you'll need to temporarily remove that semi-circular fender bracket above it) and you'll find a couple of fused studs under there. I use "Stud #1" which is fused at 30 or 40 amps, and also supplies power back to your trailer socket. This is an "unswitched" power source, so you can use it with the vehicle turned off.

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I just installed strobe lights on my truck but,where or what can I tap into or hook up to for power only draws approx 5.5 amps

Hmm, where'd you mount your strobes? In the corners/tails? Photos would be cool if you have or can get them.

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:cheers: Guy's I need help.I just installed strobe lights on my truck but,where or what can I tap into or hook up to for power only draws approx 5.5 amps :flag: .Can't hook up to battery because of those great side terminals :thumbs: .What to do?Any help would be appreciated.Thank's, Rob. :flag:

When I had my '91 Silverado, I replaced the threaded the battery cable terminal (not sure if that's the right term to call it), that goes into the battery, with one that had a screw on the end so you could add accessories for power. Found it at CarQuest for a few dollars. You might be able to use one of those.

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Autozone has an extended fuse holder that will work. Plug it into any fuse position you want. It retains the original fuse and the pigtail contains a new fuse for the new circuit. Very clean and safe.

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