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I have an AVIC D3 installed in my smart not sure if that effects this but anywyas... I'm trying to locate the 12V wire so I can tap into it as a power source. What color is it/where is it? I believe I saw Evilution post a map/guide labeling all the wires but my searches pulled up nothing.
I have an AVIC D3 installed in my smart not sure if that effects this but anywyas... I'm trying to locate the 12V wire so I can tap into it as a power source. What color is it/where is it? I believe I saw Evilution post a map/guide labeling all the wires but my searches pulled up nothing.
Thanks.
Fuse Panel will be easiest way to do it...........
It would be easier to help you if tell us what are you trying to do.
Also, always use a fuse if you connecting anything in the car.
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I purchased some LED lighting to place under the dash for ambient lighting (Brabus lighting was about $500 ) and I'm trying to connect it. It already has a fuse connected onto it. I was going to connect it to the 12V wire....
) and I'm trying to connect it. It already has a fuse connected onto it. I was going to connect it to the 12V wire....
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