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Old 09-25-2020, 02:30 PM
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Either way, disconnecting the battery before doing any electrical work is a good idea. Since there are both switched and non switched circuits that share fuses; it's the only way to insure an accidental action doesn't cause problems. Sure you can check with a meter; but disconnecting the battery is the safest way. It can get expensive if you're not careful as a few previous threads will attest to.
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