I am interested in hardwiring my radar detector in my 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I am thinking about using the power feed from the day/night mirror as suggested in a previous thread
JGC Radar detector hardwire / day/night mirror power draw
Jan 14, 2007
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.My radar detector needs 250mA. Does anyone know the output of the AutoDay/Night Mirror (+)? There is a diagram of the wiring at
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but I cannot find the poweroutput of the lead. Thanks.I would get a voltmeter and check what kind of amperage the wires are pulling. Not sure if I would pull power from that or not.
Carl
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I just used some thin speaker wire and ran it around the window, down the pillar, and connected to the cig lighter. What about using the overhead console?
The size or gauge of the wires controls the power available on the line. I would imagine, but don't know for sure that the wiring could take an additional 250 ma. draw.
Just be aware that a hard wire install could make your vehicle illegal to drive in some places in North America....
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail > I am interested in hardwiring my radar detector in my 2004 Jeep Grand
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but I cannot find the power> output of the lead. Thanks.>
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.> My radar detector needs 250mA. Does anyone know the output of the Auto> Day/Night Mirror (+)? There is a diagram of the wiring at>
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but I cannot find the power> output of the lead. Thanks.>
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.> My radar detector needs 250mA. Does anyone know the output of the Auto> Day/Night Mirror (+)? There is a diagram of the wiring at>
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but I cannot find the power> output of the lead. Thanks.
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