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Old 06-20-2017, 03:28 PM
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I'ld run a new wire inside to power the circuit breaker. From battery + post, back of alternator, etc...

From memory, diagrams lost in a computer crash, most power top/power seat cars had a seperate power wire coming off a junction block under the hood. Then going into the back of the fuse box. Seems like it was a heavier guage wire than what goes in for everything else.

I suspect if you try adding power seats to an existing power source under the dash.....you'll have a melt down at the terminals in the bulkhead connector.

Be easy enough to hang your circuit breaker up out of the way. If your circuit breaker doesn't have 1/4" male blades, part stores carry them. then just use 1/4" female spade terminals to attach your wires.

Let us know what you decide to do
Clay

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