A quick hardwire question for a radar ?
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A quick hardwire question for a radar ?
Ok I'll start by saying I have a 9500IX hard wired to dome light with a very clean install, wires soldered in. Now I'm thinkng of relocating my radar to corner of my dash and run a wire from the A pillar to the radar.
Instead of cutting into more wires I went to Home Depot and bought a double ended female telphone connector. I figured I'll just plug each end in and I would have power at the other end, not. So why is power not passing threw to the end of the cord to power the radar ? Hope I made sence here...
Instead of cutting into more wires I went to Home Depot and bought a double ended female telphone connector. I figured I'll just plug each end in and I would have power at the other end, not. So why is power not passing threw to the end of the cord to power the radar ? Hope I made sence here...
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Turns out the red and green wire are not always in the same order in every cord. Anyways I re soldered a new phone cord and reran the cord down the A pillar. My suction cup mount would not always hold and I was in fear of the radar smashing into the center console and making marks into it.
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That may be to small a gauge for that.
You can run something similar to this:
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...entifier=32416
Basically, plug it in where ever you need switched or constant power. One fuse goes to the new accessory and the other goes to the original circuit. Just remember that the sum of both fuses should now be equal to or less than the original rated fuse.
You can run something similar to this:
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...entifier=32416
Basically, plug it in where ever you need switched or constant power. One fuse goes to the new accessory and the other goes to the original circuit. Just remember that the sum of both fuses should now be equal to or less than the original rated fuse.
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