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tomk17 · 03-25-2007, 06:26 AM

Correct, it's an 06 and the detector is not a V1 and does not have the 4w RJ-11 connector. I simply need to connect 1 hot wire to a key switched fuse. The other wire will go to ground. Trust me, I know how to do this if I can just find the switched fuse to tap into. Most of the fuses I check with my voltmeter have 12V on them even though the key is off. Today I'll make sure they are not just hot to the 3-5 minute period before everything shuts down. I think things like the power windows etc still for for a short period of time, maybe I was testing too soon?

03-25-2007, 06:26 AM	#5
tomk17 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Northbridge, Massachusetts Posts: 64	Looking for Key Switched Fuse Correct, it's an 06 and the detector is not a V1 and does not have the 4w RJ-11 connector. I simply need to connect 1 hot wire to a key switched fuse. The other wire will go to ground. Trust me, I know how to do this if I can just find the switched fuse to tap into. Most of the fuses I check with my voltmeter have 12V on them even though the key is off. Today I'll make sure they are not just hot to the 3-5 minute period before everything shuts down. I think things like the power windows etc still for for a short period of time, maybe I was testing too soon? __________________ 06 Boxster Seal Grey Bose, Xenons, 17" http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/8...rivewayic1.jpg