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  1. 03-16-2023, 05:43 PM #1
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    Default Where's the Accessory Wire to connect a GPS? 2012 RT

    I just purchased a GPS unit, and I want to connect it to the Accessory wire. I have read that it’s located on the frame on the left side by the Frunk.

    Is this correct? If not where is it at? Or what can I connect it to without making the Can-Bus argue with me or creating bigger issues.

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    Thanks in advance.
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    On my 2012 RTL the GPS lines plug in on the right side between the side panel and gas tank. Apart foot Board01.jpg brake line kink.jpg
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    I have had my 2011 for 12 years and I did not know that any of the 998 Spyders had an aux connection. Learned something today.
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    Quote Originally Posted by safecracker View Post
    I have had my 2011 for 12 years and I did not know that any of the 998 Spyders had an aux connection. Learned something today.
    It's really not an auxiliary connection per se. It is there specifically to connect a GPS. One lead is 12 volt power from the audio unit and the other is an input into the audio unit for the GPS audio.

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  5. 03-17-2023, 07:54 PM #5
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    Best to get a fuse block to power accessories.

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