10-31-2015, 01:42 AM
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Hard way = tap into the seats harness with +12v and ground.
Easy way = apply +12v to the battery post under the hood and ground at the chassis ground at the fender.
You can either use a battery to do that or one of those lithium ion jumper packs. Both would work. Just make sure you don't have a short where your battery cable melted.
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