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Installing 12v adapter in frunk
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sypderrobinson134
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I did this I'll post a video on how I did it tomorrow it's very simple
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sypderrobinson134
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So the videos won't upload from my phone if u have an email address I can send u one
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WARWAGON
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Me too please. [email protected]
sypderrobinson134
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I'll do this tomorrow in the light and send it your way
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sypderrobinson134
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This is the video I promised sorry it took so long. Hope this explains it if it doesn't let me know.
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sypderrobinson134
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Message me your email I'll forward it
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pitzerwm
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You didn't mention an inline fuse, which might be a good idea. Also you can ground the neg. wire anywhere so I have all mine to the nearest screw into the frame.
sypderrobinson134
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That's what I did, the fuse option is a good one as there Is an open slot or two in the box, I just went with this method because that fuse option wasn't presented to me until later
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Tazzel
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What do you want to power? phone? GPS? I have a 2012 RS SE5 and my Friend has a 2013 ST. We just opened the dash and spliced into an existing wire (I think a headlight wire) and put in a phone charging unit and fed it up through the steering column and put a ram mount on the handle bars. So we can mount it and charge it at the same time. It was pretty easy to do and more functional then a 12v adaptor in the frunk. One draw back is its hard to see the phone screen in bright sunlight. But it is great for charging and bluetooth music and its a very clean look.
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