Install V-1, very tight spaces?
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2017 C300 Coupe, 2013 Cadillac ATS 2.0T
Install V-1, very tight spaces?
Would like to hardwire my V-1 into my new 2017 C300 coupe. Was considering going into the driver's side fuse box and running the wire up the A pillar, then under the ovehead liner to the V-1 I'll have on the visor. I successfully have done this kind of mount in other cars, but with the coupe I'm finding that the places where I would normally be able to "stuff" the wire, now appear to be awfully tight. I haven't tried to push the wire between the pillar and the window, yet, but would like to know if it really is doable?
Also, which fuse can I use so that the detector goes on and off with the ignition and the current won't be too high?
Also, which fuse can I use so that the detector goes on and off with the ignition and the current won't be too high?
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dismantle the trim and run the wire correctly. there is no ignition in the fuse panel, go to the cig lighter... again dismantle to gain access. should be black with a blue stripe wire
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2017 C300 Coupe, 2013 Cadillac ATS 2.0T
Even though there may be no ignition fuse in the driver's side fuse box, there still may be a fuse that does go on and off with the ignition, eh?
