need help hardwiring V1 radar
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need help hardwiring V1 radar
if anyone happen to know how to hardwire the V1 let me know cause i try wiring it up to the interior light and all it did was kept the radar on so i need another option thanks
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i already looked at that and got some of it except for where i put in the 12v wire. i couldnt figure out where to put it since my fuse box is kind of different
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if you're nub like me (kinda) the way i did it first was
splice a phone wire and figure out which one was power and which was ground (red and green wires of the phone cable, this varies on which end you plug in and vice versa)
then wrapped the power to a accessory fuse
then electrical taped the ground to something metal
i dunno how good, bad, or okay that was to do, but hey it works
splice a phone wire and figure out which one was power and which was ground (red and green wires of the phone cable, this varies on which end you plug in and vice versa)
then wrapped the power to a accessory fuse
then electrical taped the ground to something metal
i dunno how good, bad, or okay that was to do, but hey it works
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Originally Posted by s2k robert,Apr 3 2008, 11:55 PM
if you're nub like me (kinda) the way i did it first was
splice a phone wire and figure out which one was power and which was ground (red and green wires of the phone cable, this varies on which end you plug in and vice versa)
then wrapped the power to a accessory fuse
then electrical taped the ground to something metal
i dunno how good, bad, or okay that was to do, but hey it works
splice a phone wire and figure out which one was power and which was ground (red and green wires of the phone cable, this varies on which end you plug in and vice versa)
then wrapped the power to a accessory fuse
then electrical taped the ground to something metal
i dunno how good, bad, or okay that was to do, but hey it works
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thanks guys for all the help but i just connect it to the fuse thingy like the instruction told me. i bought the fuse tap but the other one works well . but thansk for all the help now time to test it hahaha
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