Installing 2nd Cigarette plug **PICS**
#41
Alright, it's time to go find some grub... yes, at 1 am. >.>
#42
See, I always knew you were smart. Now I see it too, thanks - My tired brain just wasn't getting that part.
#43
I skipped the drilling and went with the easy route with this...
...got mine from local Target
check out the installed video clip
...got mine from local Target
check out the installed video clip
#44
Actually yes, That's where I keep my change...but that's another thread
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...in-change.html
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...in-change.html
#45
hey gang,
is there any way we can run the 12v adapter off the trunk light? is it not strong enough (or does the light need to be on all the time?)
-new to auto electronics-
i def need some (at least 2) chargers in the back, charge up paintball gear among other things, im probably gonna have to hire somebody to install as i have no clue what im doing at this point lol
is there any way we can run the 12v adapter off the trunk light? is it not strong enough (or does the light need to be on all the time?)
-new to auto electronics-
i def need some (at least 2) chargers in the back, charge up paintball gear among other things, im probably gonna have to hire somebody to install as i have no clue what im doing at this point lol
#46
The 12v outlet that comes with the car is normally dead- it is switched on with the ignition. The second one could be a fused, but "always on" plug for charging phones, etc. that's why I'd like to do this mod.
#49
I need some help here. I own a 2011 Honda Fit Sport and I'd like to add 3 additional power outlets; an extra one in the front, one in the passenger area (behind the center console) and one in the rear storage area near the fifth door.
I am not that familiar with doing this work myself, and I don't want to burn my car down, so I think the best bet for me is to have someone do the work for me. I live in southern California. Do any of you have any recommendations as to a shop that could properly do this work?
Thanks.
-DP
Pomona, CA
I am not that familiar with doing this work myself, and I don't want to burn my car down, so I think the best bet for me is to have someone do the work for me. I live in southern California. Do any of you have any recommendations as to a shop that could properly do this work?
Thanks.
-DP
Pomona, CA
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