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Old 04-17-2001, 09:40 PM   #5
Greasy Carl
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I always hook them up directly to the battery if at all possible, you want that pump to get as much voltage as possible and at the battery is your best bet. If you have to use the fuse tap it will work and will support plenty of power like that, it will just support a little more if it gets the extra voltage...hope this helps!

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