Switched power in center console?
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Success.
FYI....you only have to removed the right side leather panel and side carpeted panel. That's all. You will see the 4 wire connector just sitting in the middle.
You'll want to test with a test light as well but I can tell you the following:
Front Left to Right in my Picture:
Wire#1 Brown NOTHING
Wire#2 Yellow NOTHING
Wire#3 Green SWITCHED
Wire#4 Red CONSTANT
FYI....you only have to removed the right side leather panel and side carpeted panel. That's all. You will see the 4 wire connector just sitting in the middle.
You'll want to test with a test light as well but I can tell you the following:
Front Left to Right in my Picture:
Wire#1 Brown NOTHING
Wire#2 Yellow NOTHING
Wire#3 Green SWITCHED
Wire#4 Red CONSTANT
I saw that doing my fan mod when installing the switches on the bat wing for the fans. Since I didn't know, I just covered it up..
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Success.
FYI....you only have to removed the right side leather panel and side carpeted panel. That's all. You will see the 4 wire connector just sitting in the middle.
You'll want to test with a test light as well but I can tell you the following:
Front Left to Right in my Picture:
Wire#1 Brown NOTHING
Wire#2 Yellow NOTHING
Wire#3 Green SWITCHED
Wire#4 Red CONSTANT
FYI....you only have to removed the right side leather panel and side carpeted panel. That's all. You will see the 4 wire connector just sitting in the middle.
You'll want to test with a test light as well but I can tell you the following:
Front Left to Right in my Picture:
Wire#1 Brown NOTHING
Wire#2 Yellow NOTHING
Wire#3 Green SWITCHED
Wire#4 Red CONSTANT
I see you located the wiring in the upper center center console!
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PS sorry.. I see that posting #14 says just the same as I am saying. I discovered mine when I was removing an old hard wired Radar detector. Thanks to you guys I hard wired my newer Cobra Radar detector into the ignition switch part last night. Plan on doing the same to my tom tom GPS today so they are both controlled via the ignition. Saves all this plugging and unplugging into the cig lighter. The other day I did some spirited driving and on arriving home discovered that I had not plugged the tom tom into the lighter. That can't happen again.
Last edited by Hurdigurdiman; 12-10-2012 at 08:06 AM. Reason: posting #14
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wires-in-squeeze-tap
#25
Becker Autosound
101 US HWY 46 W, 2nd Floor, Saddle Brook, NJ 07663
Parts: 201-773-0978
Telephone Power cable
Part# 5001.524
101 US HWY 46 W, 2nd Floor, Saddle Brook, NJ 07663
Parts: 201-773-0978
Telephone Power cable
Part# 5001.524
Last edited by Adker; 09-07-2013 at 11:06 PM.
#26
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I used a wire tap connector that I got from radio shack. The images below were from when I did the garage door mod but its the same:
wires-in-squeeze-tap
wires-in-squeeze-tap
Thats easier (but maybe not as clean?)!
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Did anyone figure this out? The constant on mine works fine - but the switched wire is not getting power even when the car is running. I'm using it for the remote turn on for a tiny sub behind the drivers seat - the main power is a wire straight to the battery.
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Pretty sure that it is a 10Amp fuse.
try fuse E6 & 8, are you sure that you are connected to the green wire?
fuse map in this thread
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...any-ideas.html
try fuse E6 & 8, are you sure that you are connected to the green wire?
fuse map in this thread
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...any-ideas.html
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