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    I am going to be installing my glo-pedals to my sunroof's electrical system(I dont have a sunroof but have the electric stuff already in place in the car). Only problem is this: The backing of my fuse box does not show the pinout/layout of anything. I need to know where the sunroof's pinout/fuse is located in the the fusebox itself. I hope this was not too confusing and that someone can help.

    Thanks!

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    hey man..hope this is what yer askin..in my car, an 89 si, the actual sunroof fuse is in block 6. it's a 30 amp fuse..slot 6 is the bottom row, 6th from the left. also, slot 13 is the wiper/washer and sunroof relay..it is 15a and is the first slot on the left on the top row..hope that helps a little.


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    Guess I'll try and find out. Hehe! Thanks.

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    If your having problems finding the sunroof wires. You can splice into any 12v Source.
    For my under dash neon i ran a direct line right from the battery. then just added a switch.

    In my opinion this is the most reliable connection.

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    Well come to find out that was what my boyfriend needed to know: which wires belong to the sunroof. Since I dont have sunroof it's a bit more difficult to find -
    do you know exactly which group of wires belong to it?

    Thanks!

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    Well come to find out that was what my boyfriend needed to know: which wires belong to the sunroof. Since I dont have sunroof it's a bit more difficult to find -
    do you know exactly which group of wires belong to it?

    Thanks!

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    if theses are goin to be for glow pedals, then why not just tap into one of your interior lights or even your parkinlights for that matter since u wont have them on until its dark anyway

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    I guess I could do the parking light. I think we were just trying to balance the electricity from each place so there wasn't a ton coming from one place and not a lot coming from another place. Going to California in, oh, 5 hours, so I'll do it when I get back and see how it goes.

    Thanks

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