This might be a very stupid question, but, what can I do if I have nowhere to ground the wire? I have an e46, the fuse box is located inside of the glove box, and I have no solution..
@@MikyFPS I’d maybe look into getting a tapping screw and drill it wherever I can find ground if not you’ll have to extend and add more ground cable to run it else where around your vehicle
Hey! Im new to all this, your video is pretty straightforward and helpful. Just a couple of questions, Your wipers still work right? You didn't just replace one thing for another? Where did you find your amperage for the lights?
Thanks I try to make my videos simple to the point and easy to follow. Yes wipers still work neither of the two fuses on the fuse tap have blown. As far as amperage I’m not sure the actual watts the led strip pulls but I got two 15A fuses so def enough to allow current flow for wipers and light strip. & I chose wipers simply cuz they will only engage when truck is on so that way I ain’t gotta worry about strip being on when I have truck off.
@victorbeltran9344 fuses protect wires so if your using 16awg then sure a 10amp fuse will be fine , for example. ...hour fuse needs to be lower than what your wires can take .. like I've wired in led strips to my van and I'm using. A 5 amp for 2 led strips and a 2amp fuse for a amazon alexia .. stick a 2amp fuse in if it blows it properly won't then go to to 5 amp fuse
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This might be a very stupid question, but, what can I do if I have nowhere to ground the wire? I have an e46, the fuse box is located inside of the glove box, and I have no solution..
@@MikyFPS I’d maybe look into getting a tapping screw and drill it wherever I can find ground if not you’ll have to extend and add more ground cable to run it else where around your vehicle
Hey! Im new to all this, your video is pretty straightforward and helpful. Just a couple of questions, Your wipers still work right? You didn't just replace one thing for another? Where did you find your amperage for the lights?
Thanks I try to make my videos simple to the point and easy to follow. Yes wipers still work neither of the two fuses on the fuse tap have blown. As far as amperage I’m not sure the actual watts the led strip pulls but I got two 15A fuses so def enough to allow current flow for wipers and light strip. & I chose wipers simply cuz they will only engage when truck is on so that way I ain’t gotta worry about strip being on when I have truck off.
Them strips around 2amp .. 15amp if something messes up that's gonna melt them wires or worse .. down grade the fuse to 5amp or even 2amp
@@pandaww. haven’t had any issues so far but how you know where to find that the led take 2amp
@victorbeltran9344 you won't have an issue till it decides to melt ya wires or catch fire 🔥.. most led strips are less than a 2amp draw
@victorbeltran9344 fuses protect wires so if your using 16awg then sure a 10amp fuse will be fine , for example. ...hour fuse needs to be lower than what your wires can take .. like I've wired in led strips to my van and I'm using. A 5 amp for 2 led strips and a 2amp fuse for a amazon alexia .. stick a 2amp fuse in if it blows it properly won't then go to to 5 amp fuse
15amp wayyyy to much .. need 5 amp at the very most for the led
How do you know that