Radar detector
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04-16-2012, 03:26 PM
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Ok .. here is a pic.
Looking at the back of the mirror, I used the driver's side bottom wire. green/purple (I think . . I am color blind) for the positive, and the solid black wire. bottom middle for the ground. this is a switched power supply on my 2011 Lariat with NAV
in the pic below, the red arrow is the positive, and the white arrow is the ground location.
Hope that helps.
Looking at the back of the mirror, I used the driver's side bottom wire. green/purple (I think . . I am color blind) for the positive, and the solid black wire. bottom middle for the ground. this is a switched power supply on my 2011 Lariat with NAV
in the pic below, the red arrow is the positive, and the white arrow is the ground location.
Hope that helps.
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04-16-2012, 04:41 PM
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Ok .. here is a pic.
Looking at the back of the mirror, I used the driver's side bottom wire. green/purple (I think . . I am color blind) for the positive, and the solid black wire. bottom middle for the ground. this is a switched power supply on my 2011 Lariat with NAV
in the pic below, the red arrow is the positive, and the white arrow is the ground location.
Hope that helps.
Looking at the back of the mirror, I used the driver's side bottom wire. green/purple (I think . . I am color blind) for the positive, and the solid black wire. bottom middle for the ground. this is a switched power supply on my 2011 Lariat with NAV
in the pic below, the red arrow is the positive, and the white arrow is the ground location.
Hope that helps.
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04-16-2012, 10:49 PM
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Glad it helped. I misread your earlier post. I thought you had already hooked it up, lol. If I would have paid more attention, I would have gone and looked then. I wasn't trying to be a smartass.
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04-17-2012, 06:06 PM
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Luckily most of the kits come with an in-line fuse.