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6/5/2025, 5:46:12 PM
>>28442151
oh uh yeah here you go
use an ATM fuse tap and put it in the slot for the dashboard power outlet. this particular fuse point is actually a switch that allows you to set whether or not you want the dashboard outlet to be powered on all the time like the armrest one is, and should be the only ATM fuse in the box. put the fuse in the tap, and crimp the positive lead into it. put the tap in the rearward fuse position, then simply attach the negative lead to the negative battery post. i just stripped the wire and jammed it into the negative terminal while i push it over the post, but there are cleaner ways to do it. as for the wiring i ran it under the rear seat and into the B-pillar, down across the door sill and under the passenger seat.
there are 4 LED endcaps for this, kit and i put two in the armrest and the other two i ran under the center console up to the dashboard, behind the driver's kickpanel, and out at the steering column.
oh uh yeah here you go
use an ATM fuse tap and put it in the slot for the dashboard power outlet. this particular fuse point is actually a switch that allows you to set whether or not you want the dashboard outlet to be powered on all the time like the armrest one is, and should be the only ATM fuse in the box. put the fuse in the tap, and crimp the positive lead into it. put the tap in the rearward fuse position, then simply attach the negative lead to the negative battery post. i just stripped the wire and jammed it into the negative terminal while i push it over the post, but there are cleaner ways to do it. as for the wiring i ran it under the rear seat and into the B-pillar, down across the door sill and under the passenger seat.
there are 4 LED endcaps for this, kit and i put two in the armrest and the other two i ran under the center console up to the dashboard, behind the driver's kickpanel, and out at the steering column.
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