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Old 07-26-2024, 07:12 PM   #1
chewychevy67
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Ribbon wire amperage question to seat motor

Hey guys. I have a question for you guts. I can't find and info on how much amperage these ribbon wires can handle. I was wanting to run this along my floor to run few small accessories under my seat which i have no doubt that this can handle but then there's 1 I would like to get an option on. My seat switch has a 12 g wire lead on it and I was wondering if it would be safe to run power to a power seat switch and then the following motor thru one of these wires or would be asking for trouble doing that? of course that motor will barely get used but still. If so should I fuse it closer to the dash before the ribbon wire? I don't have a ammeter gauge but I would assume 15 amps but sometime this weekend I'll go buy one.
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