Any idea of what this is?
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Any idea of what this is?
http://img706.imageshack.us/i/picture002l.jpg/
http://img25.imageshack.us/i/picture001fm.jpg/
this was from the previous owner. the first picture is right next to the rear view mirror, the second is next to the e-brake.
http://img25.imageshack.us/i/picture001fm.jpg/
this was from the previous owner. the first picture is right next to the rear view mirror, the second is next to the e-brake.
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lemme help u out here
sorry for the big picture !!! but if it was hardwired there wudnt be the 12V plug.....i think he just hid the wire and used the plug !!!
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Go to the fuse box on the drivers side to the left of the steering wheel. Its behind the kick panel.
Wire your pos (+) down to the fuse box, and find a fuse that is only active in the 2nd position on the ignition. I forgot what number fuse it is, but the cover has the names of what the fuses do on the inside of it.
(This is the ghetto part)
Wrap the (+) wire around the metal part of the fuse. Put the fuse back in. Then ground the negative wire to a bolt somewhere.
There are actual fuse taps you can buy somewhere, but i have no idea where.
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This is the ghetto way to do it...but this is how my radar detector and jaser jammer are hardwired.
Go to the fuse box on the drivers side to the left of the steering wheel. Its behind the kick panel.
Wire your pos (+) down to the fuse box, and find a fuse that is only active in the 2nd position on the ignition. I forgot what number fuse it is, but the cover has the names of what the fuses do on the inside of it.
(This is the ghetto part)
Wrap the (+) wire around the metal part of the fuse. Put the fuse back in. Then ground the negative wire to a bolt somewhere.
There are actual fuse taps you can buy somewhere, but i have no idea where.
Go to the fuse box on the drivers side to the left of the steering wheel. Its behind the kick panel.
Wire your pos (+) down to the fuse box, and find a fuse that is only active in the 2nd position on the ignition. I forgot what number fuse it is, but the cover has the names of what the fuses do on the inside of it.
(This is the ghetto part)
Wrap the (+) wire around the metal part of the fuse. Put the fuse back in. Then ground the negative wire to a bolt somewhere.
There are actual fuse taps you can buy somewhere, but i have no idea where.
Just use a fuse tap. I believe there are some DIYs on it in the garage
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u can get a fuse tap at any auto store....and it was fuse #32 for ignition !!!
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If you want to hardwire a radar detector (passport, escort, V1, beltronic), I recommend http://invisicord.com. There is DIY somewhere here on Azine with pictures that show how to tap it into a power cord in the overhead console. This how I have my Escort wired.
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If you want to hardwire a radar detector (passport, escort, V1, beltronic), I recommend http://invisicord.com. There is DIY somewhere here on Azine with pictures that show how to tap it into a power cord in the overhead console. This how I have my Escort wired.
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