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comeatmebro
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i only have a cigarette lighter in my car and need more 12v outlets. i don't want the ones that you plug into your existing cigarette lighter.

i want a set of 3 that i will have to wire myself. but i can't find them anywhere and am highly pissed off already and this is making me beyond mad. can anyone help me find what i'm looking for?

thanks.
Jun 4 2009 5:17PM
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corona
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canadian tire would definitely have that... if you're north of the border
Jun 4 2009 5:18PM
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comeatmebro
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i'm trying to find somewhere online as of right now. i'm not sure if i just am not typing in the right words to google or it's the vicodin. but i am so mad i can't find this.
Jun 4 2009 5:20PM
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corona
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http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/AutoAccessories/Plugin12VoltAccessories/PRDOVR~0374470P/12V%2BTriple%2BSocket%2BAdapter.jsp


Jun 4 2009 5:21PM
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corona
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if you want to wire it in yourself just cut the plug end off of it and presto
Jun 4 2009 5:22PM
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anxju
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happy birthday
Jun 4 2009 5:36PM
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Snowcase
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Radio shack, napa, autozone. Anywhere like that will have one. You can run it off your trailer hitch connection (if you have one) or I would run a new wire directly from the battery with a fuse and relay so it shuts off with the car.
Jun 4 2009 5:38PM
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WhiteBurd
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make sure you know about ac and dc volts before you start doing that. you can f shit up
Jun 4 2009 5:41PM
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Snowcase
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Cars can only run off one type of current. As long as you're not color blind and can read instructions, you shouldn't have a problem.
Jun 4 2009 5:58PM
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Frza
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Are you saying there is different type current?

Jun 4 2009 6:17PM
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Snowcase
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Alternating or Direct. Direct flows one direction. Alternating switches direction.
Jun 4 2009 6:21PM
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