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which one of these wire is 12v?
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no idea but what are you powering with it? you could use a voltmeter and find out 
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im trying to install my shift light n i need a 12v.i was trying to hook it up to the one for the clock,but i dunno which wire it is.how much is volt meter n how do i use it?
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Use the volt meter, or you can go to your cig. lighter too..im sure you can figure out the wire for that, there is only two..
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almost everything is 12v...
the amperage varies though.
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