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i was attempting to hardwire a radar detector through the mirror using blend mount wires and holder on my 2016 gt3. After releasing the overhead console I was ready to go. Some how at some point, the wires came out of the harness(see pic) I cannot figure out how to get them back in (nor the correct order), I try to put them back in and it immediately falls out. Is there a trick like a release tab or something? How far are they supposed to be inserted? I’m lost at this point, any help would be greatly appreciated. Mirror console
Last edited by n2_space; May 12, 2021 at 10:33 AM.
Check You Tube. There is a nice short video of a guy wiring a mirror tap there. The black is the ground and the purple/black is the positive. Maybe you can see from the video where they plug into the block.
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Hardwiring radar through mirror problem
