Hot fuse downstream ignition switch 2016 RAM 1500 EcoDiesel

[PER AGESSON]

Hi all!
New the the forum. Thanks for accepting me!

I've just installed an Airlift 5000 LoadLifter suspension with Airlift WirelessONE2nd Generation control system

The installation suggests to connect the red/ping wire to a 10 A fuse downstream the ignition switch. this line signals to the Airlift control unit to turn on the system. If I don't connect this red/pink wire the system will be active "24/7" with compressor starting up once in a while when the truck is parked.

So now I am trying to find that fuse in my fuse box, a 10A fuse that is dead/cold when the ignition is OFF. Anyone here with some knowledge?
Link to installation PDF

 

[PER AGESSON]

Here is a picture of my 2016 RAM 1500 EcoDiesel fusebox

 

[PER AGESSON]

Link to 2016 RAM 1500 EcoDiesel fusebox pages in the Drivers Manual

 

[chrisbh17]

Anything heated seat/steering wheel related will be dead when ignition is off. I believe the inverter outlet (if you have one) is also dead when ignition is off.

Is it just for a trigger? If so, one of the the pink/yellow leads under your drivers seat should work. I forget exactly which one (there might be two) but I can check when Im back at my truck. They are actually connected to 20A fuses but if its just used as a trigger there should be not much current flowing so you should be OK.

 

[PER AGESSON]

Thank you
I needed access from the fuse box

Problem solved now