My car has 3 12V power outlet sockets but somewhat annoyingly from my POV, the only one which is permanently live is the one in the boot which is no use to me.
All the sockets are individually fused and I had hoped to do a spot of rewiring to correct the situation. Unfortunately access to the wiring of the sockets in the front is very restircted (without an awful lot of work) so I thought I might be able to tackle the wiring behind the fusebox. This also is poorly accessible though so it's looking like the easiest way of making one of the front sockets permanently live is to run a fused jumper cable from the permanently live terminal of the appropriate fuse holder to the supply terminal in the fusebox of one of the other 12V sockets.
I could also use a "cross-over" jumper to convert the boot socket to switched live in exchange so to speak.
What I need is a small spade type teminal (matching the shape of one of the fuse blades) to do this. Does such a beast exist or do I need to butcher a couple of spare fuses to make up some cables? Ideally something that will fit in a normal fuse socket but allow attachements of flying leads is what I'm after.
Tim