just so you know, all trucks used to have a full 24 volt system and cars had a 6 volt system so the design is not a nightmare. still a lot of tractors about with a 6 volt system. now a good electrician can connect a 12 volt unit to a 24 volt system if he knows what he is doing it is just a matter of knowing where to do it on a battery. you can also buy a voltage converter and wire it in. and yes you can still buy 24 light bulbs Before you go deep inside this, check the voltage on the cigarette lighter. It should only be 12 volts. The 24 volts are used in starting the truck only. By thinking this through, designing a vehicle that worked on a 24-volt electrical system would be a disaster. No one would buy it. All the current electrical components for vehicles are for 12-volt systems. Lights, gauges, radios - everything! How much trouble would it be to replace something like, say, a map light if a 24-volt lamp had to be located? Alternativley Check the powercable as many of them can work on different voltage say from 10 to 30 volts and power the gps with the correct voltage.
One way to make it work would be to connect an "power inverter" between the fan and the battery of sufficient size to accomodate the wattage of the fan. Chico
You can use a 12volt car coil.
with a 12volt battery, and a push button start
36 watt / 12 volt = 3 amp
That depends on your car. You should check the manual. If it's not explicitly mentioned, you should check in the manual which fuse belongs to the accessory supply and then check the rating of that fuse in the fuse box.
No
It should have a 12volt cigarette lighter outlet.
If the capacitor is charged then the battery will explode.
Connect them in Series and you will get 24 volts but the amperage will be the same as 1 battery.
2003 road kings have a 12 volt electrical system
Go to Parts Source in Canada not sure about the USA or try 12volt .com they have lots of info that might be helpful..
Connect them together in Series. Connect the negative post of one battery to the positive post of the other battery. Then connect the negative charger cable to one negative battery post and the positive to the positive post of the other battery.
One way to make it work would be to connect an "power inverter" between the fan and the battery of sufficient size to accomodate the wattage of the fan. Chico
No.
Yellow= Constant +12volt Red= Switched +12volt Black= -12volt or ground Blue= remote Blue/White= power antenna Pink or Orange= wire color depends on brand but is the dimmer for lights.
You can if you plan to convert all of your electrical system, starter, lights, gauges and accessories to 24 also. And change your battery to 2 batteries connected in series. Why would you want to??
You don't.