ACC on / ACC off - Same as Retained Accessory Power (RAP)?

[pgamboa]

As the title says, I am curious if an ACC On/ACC off signal is essentially a switched 12V signal?

 

Needing to find a source in the driver side door panel. Based on the schematics, I don't see one present.

 

If so, I guess I need to run a wire from the left side fuse panel to the door. Hoping I can use an unoccupied pin slot in the X500 door jamb connector to avoid fishing wire through.

 

 

 

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[MonkeyMouth]

As the title says, I am curious if an ACC On/ACC off signal is essentially a switched 12V signal?

 

Needing to find a source in the driver side door panel. Based on the schematics, I don't see one present.

 

If so, I guess I need to run a wire from the left side fuse panel to the door. Hoping I can use an unoccupied pin slot in the X500 door jamb connector to avoid fishing wire through.

 

 

 

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What are you trying to wire? An REM to an amp?

[pgamboa]

I've got an aftermarket mirror fold module. It is wired up now and is working. It will currently fold/unfold the mirrors when the door lock actuators open/close.

 

This is what it says for the ACC On/Off Signal.

 

 

"If ACC on, the system shall be disabled automatically to ensure driving safety. Only the original side mirror switch can fold or unfold the side mirror".

 

So... when I unlock with the FOB, mirrors unfold. I get in the truck, shot the door and start the truck. When I shift into gear, the doors lock, mirrors fold in. It is not disabled because the ACC On/Off signal is not connected.

 

 

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[MonkeyMouth]

Maybe I'm over complicating it in my head. But I have a amp installed and for the REM I researched how I can turn it off when the vehicle is off. For this I found an un-used pin under the dash, in the fuse/relay box. Stays on until the ignition is turned completely off AND the driver's door is opened.

[pgamboa]

The module is behind the driver's door panel. I was hoping to have a circuit somewhere behind there so I don't have to run a wire to the door and through the boot in the door jam.

 

 

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