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I just installed my P3 into my '11 following some great instructions. They're a bit hard to find, so here's the link:

 

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The only difference I found during my install & the instructions is that the red/black wire from under the master cylinder & the 40 amp fuse were already installed from the factory.

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I agree, pics, or this thread is just freakin' stupid.

 

 

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I guess you guys will have to call me stupid. I didn't have the proper screws to mount it towards the center of the dash. Right now it's more or less between the bottom of the steering column & above the accelerator. IMO it's not as accessible as I would like.

 

When I move it to the proper position, I'll post pics.

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I just did the same install today. Those instructions are wonderful. The only question I have is, does it stay on all the time, or does it have a power save feature?

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There is a power save feature. It'll shut off after about 15 minutes.

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I mounted my P3 just to the right of the steering column, almost under the ashtray. I also unplug the contoller and keep it under the jump seat when not in use. Figure out of sight, out of mind of thieves...

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