Navi Power Source?
07-15-2006, 11:50 PM
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I don't know, but I hope you're not planning to tap into it to power Dom's unit. Dom recommends that you do not. I tapped the cig adapter/power outlet of the center console. Here are the instructions from my install.
If you still insist, PM gt1. I think he tapped into the navigation power source.
If you still insist, PM gt1. I think he tapped into the navigation power source.
07-16-2006, 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted by datmrman
I don't know, but I hope you're not planning to tap into it to power Dom's unit. Dom recommends that you do not. I tapped the cig adapter/power outlet of the center console. Here are the instructions from my install.
If you still insist, PM gt1. I think he tapped into the navigation power source.
If you still insist, PM gt1. I think he tapped into the navigation power source.
07-16-2006, 12:55 AM
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Well, if you need a switched 12V source, that cig adapter/power outlet of the center console will do it. Power will only be available when the car is on.
If you don't want to tap into wires, use a mini add-a-circuit and connect it to fuse #32 in the fuse box on driver's side. You'll just need to run wires from the fuse box to the trunk. That is still switched 12V.
If 12V is what you need, I would recommend you to do one of the above methods rather than using the navi power source.
If you don't want to tap into wires, use a mini add-a-circuit and connect it to fuse #32 in the fuse box on driver's side. You'll just need to run wires from the fuse box to the trunk. That is still switched 12V.
If 12V is what you need, I would recommend you to do one of the above methods rather than using the navi power source.
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