What do I do if I want to hardwire both an Sub and my radar detector into the same 10 A fuse?
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That might not be the best idea, but if you really want to just take both leads and twist them together and crimp them in the connector
1034663
You will have to connect all 3 wires together with a wire nut or wire clamps.
674283
just plug it in to the factory harness.but if you do hard wire it use the fuse.
1053304
Use the same connections and swap out, replacing one for one. Be SURE to have the fuse off. This could seriously take off a finger. It's not hard to do. Get yourself a blanket, crawl under the rig and pull off the old unit. ( Be sure your rig is supported to a point that it can't come down and crush you). Outside of safety precautions, this is easy!
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This should help you: http://cobra.factoryoutletstore.com/cat/35145/Radar-Detectors.html
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The kit power and ground wires are bare. If you want to hook it up to fuse box you will need the wire ends that the fuse box will accept. I spliced them to my radio harness power and ground since they already are attached to the fuse box. You can probably find a help video on Youtube.
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Radioshack should have your fuses. Also, if you keep losing fuses, check that the device you're using it for doesn't need more than 500 watts!
1978847
Don't instead do the big 3 audio upgrade with a fuse that matches your alternator max
820486
I use this for one signal coming from my receiver that gets spilt and goes to 2 different subwoofer amps. Hope that helps
131300
Hello Jason, I know I cut off both connections and hard wired them together. i have a different use than you. Mine is for a snowman from home depot. Radio Shack has power adapters. their adapter did not work for me. These work fine for me. good luck.
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Hi. They are all custom made, so I would say with 90% certainty the answer is yes, assuming the mirror thickness meets their minimum thickness requirement. I would also suggest getting a hard wire kit to have your detector hird wired into the fuse box, as the cord gets more annoying with your RD up high now. Good luck!
1180348
Yes, it will use same mounting plate and connector, although I swapped out both because the connectors in mine had oxidized with age and the mounting plates had discolored over time. Worked perfect with existing wiring from old detectors.
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You can buy either a 8 or 4gage wiring sub wiring kit. I'm using a 4 gage with that sub.
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I'm confused by your question a bit... For my setup, my detector has never pulled more power than the default fuse could handle... I simply just took the positive and sandwiched it between one of my other fuses (Raw power side) that turns my radio on when the key is turned at any point but off... For the ground side, I just wedged the cable in between a small part where some of the dashboard framing comes together next to the fuse box. For my car, I have a fusebox under the driver's side of the dashboard.
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Thats exactly what I did on my 2010 f150 stock radio. Use the blue wire as your remote power for your mono sub. I installed this guy hid behind my dash (check out youtube vids for your vehicle) and had my amp and sub hooked up working within 30min. Cheapeat and best option i've seen for newer vehicles. I used to install aftermarket radios with sub/amp but I really wanted to keep stock radio mainly because sync intergration and this is the best option. You won't be disappointed if you do it right.
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Two tweeters plus crossovers. Use a 1 amp fuse on + power line to protect tweeter.
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I have rca cables for both running to my head unit but i think they are split to go in to go into one output
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Wire it to a toggle switch, or put a inline fuse on it and remove the fuse when not in use