autodimming mirror
#1
#3
So if I am understanding you correctly you only need to ground and have a 12v always hot source to the mirror?
Wouldn't the always hot source kill the battery?
I ask because this weekend I am going to finish installing my overhead console and auto dimming mirror. I only care about the auto dimming not the auto lamp feature...
Thanks,
-Nigel
Wouldn't the always hot source kill the battery?
I ask because this weekend I am going to finish installing my overhead console and auto dimming mirror. I only care about the auto dimming not the auto lamp feature...
Thanks,
-Nigel
#4
#6
#8
Most of the time the reverse cancel for the autodim doesn't matter. Every once in a while it comes in handy when backing up toward a light.
#9
Black/pink. You can find this wire in the wire bundle that drops down from the left edge of the dash center stack and then runs under the carpet on the left side of the transmission tunnel.
Most of the time the reverse cancel for the autodim doesn't matter. Every once in a while it comes in handy when backing up toward a light.
Most of the time the reverse cancel for the autodim doesn't matter. Every once in a while it comes in handy when backing up toward a light.
I was going to tap it but now not sure because there are two of them... Is it honestly really needed? I hate to half *** things and if it's supposed to turn off the mirror when backing up that might be helpful?
-Nigel
#11
I actually see two of the black/pink stripe wires at the GEM unit behind the radio... but why would there be two?
I was going to tap it but now not sure because there are two of them... Is it honestly really needed? I hate to half *** things and if it's supposed to turn off the mirror when backing up that might be helpful?
-Nigel
I was going to tap it but now not sure because there are two of them... Is it honestly really needed? I hate to half *** things and if it's supposed to turn off the mirror when backing up that might be helpful?
-Nigel
Let's try it again:
Black/pink. You can find this wire in the wire bundle that drops down from the left edge of the dash center stack and then runs under the carpet on the left side of the transmission tunnel.
Most of the time the reverse cancel for the autodim doesn't matter. Every once in a while it comes in handy when backing up toward a light.
Most of the time the reverse cancel for the autodim doesn't matter. Every once in a while it comes in handy when backing up toward a light.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Jp7
OLD - Interior, Exterior, Electrical, & Misc.
17
04-11-2013 09:36 PM
Jp7
New Ideas
23
07-03-2010 10:17 AM
fordxranger
OLD - Interior, Exterior, Electrical, & Misc.
1
06-22-2010 04:16 PM
malydeen
OLD - Interior, Exterior, Electrical, & Misc.
1
04-21-2009 02:27 PM