radar detector install
12-19-2004, 08:23 AM
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there are a couple of ways to do it i have it above the lights inside but i saw something the other day one guy had it built into his rearview you might want to check that out. both installs were done at hifi buys or what you might know as tweeter.
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Ok, its done and I am TOTALLY MOTHERF'n TIRED!!!! I am an over 6 foot tall guy and getting down there were the fusebox is located was a total bizitch. Also, one of the Doit yourself docs above is wrong, not all three accesory slots are hot. The first one I wired to was not hot. Taking all the related windshield hardware out was totally easy, about 15 mins tops. The actual wiring in sucked!
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Originally Posted by kraemer007,Dec 19 2004, 04:27 PM
Ok, its done and I am TOTALLY MOTHERF'n TIRED!!!! I am an over 6 foot tall guy and getting down there were the fusebox is located was a total bizitch. Also, one of the Doit yourself docs above is wrong, not all three accesory slots are hot. The first one I wired to was not hot. Taking all the related windshield hardware out was totally easy, about 15 mins tops. The actual wiring in sucked!
i'm not as tall as you but it was a pain in the a$$ for me too to get down near the fusebox
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Originally Posted by kraemer007,Dec 19 2004, 06:27 PM
Ok, its done and I am TOTALLY MOTHERF'n TIRED!!!! I am an over 6 foot tall guy and getting down there were the fusebox is located was a total bizitch. Also, one of the Doit yourself docs above is wrong, not all three accesory slots are hot. The first one I wired to was not hot. Taking all the related windshield hardware out was totally easy, about 15 mins tops. The actual wiring in sucked!
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I have a V1 that I attached to a window camera mount (you can get one at any good camera store). I then put it on the air dam between the seats. I ran a wire up the left side of the compartment and up in front of the drivers door to the optional V1 remote display that I installed above the speedo.
Very slick and installed in about 45 minutes.
Very slick and installed in about 45 minutes.
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Originally Posted by vfr800,Dec 20 2004, 03:44 PM
I have a V1 that I attached to a window camera mount (you can get one at any good camera store). I then put it on the air dam between the seats. I ran a wire up the left side of the compartment and up in front of the drivers door to the optional V1 remote display that I installed above the speedo.
Very slick and installed in about 45 minutes.
Very slick and installed in about 45 minutes.
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