Phone charger plugged in the accessory socket.
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Phone charger plugged in the accessory socket.
I was getting annoyed hitting the phone charger when it's plugged in to the socket.
Added this little fix solve that problem and tidy things up.
Had this thing laying around for years(not my pic, downloaded from web to give an example)
I kept the part circled in red, along with a foot of wire attached.
Soldered this "Add a Tap"(not my pic) to the positive wire to the above piece.
Soldered a "horse shoe" terminal to the negative wire and attached it bolt.
Plugged the tap(red wire) in the number 9 "Accessory Power Socket" fuse. (Remove existing fuse from fuse block and plug into tap)
Used a phone charger with a detachable cord.
Zip tied the charger on the metal kneel bolster under dash.
Gave myself enough slack.
Tuck wire in vent when not in use.
Added this little fix solve that problem and tidy things up.
Had this thing laying around for years(not my pic, downloaded from web to give an example)
I kept the part circled in red, along with a foot of wire attached.
Soldered this "Add a Tap"(not my pic) to the positive wire to the above piece.
Soldered a "horse shoe" terminal to the negative wire and attached it bolt.
Plugged the tap(red wire) in the number 9 "Accessory Power Socket" fuse. (Remove existing fuse from fuse block and plug into tap)
Used a phone charger with a detachable cord.
Zip tied the charger on the metal kneel bolster under dash.
Gave myself enough slack.
Tuck wire in vent when not in use.
,hopefully Samsung chargers don't peel from the ends like iphones
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