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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: glen burnie md
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Re: License plate lights question
that's D.C. A better checker than a voltmeter is a test light. I use a brake light bulb with meter leads soldered to the contacts. Wrap the bulb socket in tape after you attach the wires to it. If the bulb lights brightly, you have a good connection and a good ground. You need power, volts doesn't always mean you can get enough amps to run anything.
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