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thrifty

Please be gentle, i'm new here.
I have a halfords cool box which I run off my 12v power supply on my wagon. Problem is shut the door on the cable, cutting the plug off. I have a new plug (with 8 amp fuse), but am unsure which way round to connect the plug.

Will it just blow the fuse if wrong way round? I can't open the unit to follow the wires into the casing to see which is which. On the cable, one of the cores has a black grove running the length of the plastic.

Help! I really need my "fridge" to keep my milk and beer cold. I can't live without coffee and beer!
 
Why don't you open up the old plug that has been cut off, as you have a new one it doesn't matter if you break it and find out how it was done before.
 
you'll probably have a red and a black cable?
The red wire ( +) should go to the centre connection of the plug, and the black wire (-) should go to the side connections of the plug. Most plugs use soldered connections.

assuming you're on about a cigarette lighter plug?!

hope this helps
 
No, both cables are black. Even stripping back the plastic just has pain copper wires. Only difference is one of the black plastic outers has a groove running down it's length.
 

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