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Old 01-08-2008, 08:22 PM
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I just did mine today. It took me about 45 minutes. I followed all the links and it helped big time. Thanks guys!!!
 
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If you don't have an auto-dimming mirror the best thing to do is run a wire down to the fuse box. You can use the ground from the dome lights, but for an ignition-switched 12V fuse box is your best bet.
 
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anyone find a 12v switch source near the fuse box ?
 
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You can just use one of the unused fuse slots in the box itself.
 

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for the guys without the auto dimming mirror, has anyone used the 12V power switch from the sunroof? i believe the 12V is only present when the car is on.
 
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Old 02-11-2008, 08:31 AM
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just take the power from the fuse box fast and easy way without need to splice wires
 
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Old 02-11-2008, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by scuzy
just take the power from the fuse box fast and easy way without need to splice wires
yeah.. thats probably the route i will take. but, how about thw 12V switch source for the sunroof?
 
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Use the switched 12 volt red wire behind the fusebox. I've done this for a few 997's already and works great


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Is there any chance you can use something from this site to ease in the wiring??

http://www.invisicord.com/index.html

I have used pre-cut cords from them in my last 2 cars and it has worked like a charm for my V1.
 
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I've done this with my E36 M3, but has anyone done this in an Jeep Cherokee XJ?
 
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Got it!
 
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I've seen custom mirrors for the NSX that looked stock but included the V1 remote display, keeping things hidden while still allowing you to keep your eye on things. Is there nothing along these lines available for 911s?
 
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Good post, thanks. Good information used from this and many other posts. I used the heated seat fuse socket, and put the remote on the "bat wing." Help much appreciated.
 
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Originally Posted by Kirthasa
I've seen custom mirrors for the NSX that looked stock but included the V1 remote display, keeping things hidden while still allowing you to keep your eye on things. Is there nothing along these lines available for 911s?
I'm pretty sure I saw an integrated V1 mirror in a Porsche dealership, but I was a little distracted and didn't take a close look.

Surely there is a V1 mirror for the 911 by now?
 
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Just did this today, easy to splice right into the heated seat socket. one screw loosens fuse box its the purple wire, third from the right on the top of the fuse box, and then ground with the same screw holding the fuse box on... done in and out in 30 minutes...
 
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