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SeTex

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SeTex

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Finally got around to moving over my radar set up for my Redline EX & Valentine 1 from my Mustang. Behind the black cover is the Bluetooth module for when I want to run my V1. I just realized I didn't take any photos of the tap location but I will add that later.

 

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Semedar Enthusiast

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20 hours ago, SeTex said:

Finally got around to moving over my radar set up for my Redline EX & Valentine 1 from my Mustang. Behind the black cover is the Bluetooth module for when I want to run my V1. I just realized I didn't take any photos of the tap location but I will add that later.

What rear view mirror is that? Are those homelink buttons on the bottom?

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SeTex

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1 hour ago, Semedar said:

What rear view mirror is that? Are those homelink buttons on the bottom?

It's camera rear view model in the Denali.

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Zorron New Member

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Can you please show the tap locations for the power wire to the radar detector ?  Im fixing to do this and it would save me a ton of troubleshooting. 

Sotally Tober Enthusiast

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I love mine.  Shoot me a PM if you ever plan on getting Laser Defense.  I just installed an ALP system with 3 heads in the front and 3 in the back on my RST.

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Zorron New Member

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Saw a video and it said hook to the purple and white and the black and white. Now the rear view camera doesnt work . Any other ideas on where to get power that doesnt interfere with the camera ?

FishinJ Enthusiast

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Last truck I was able to hard wire and tuck the wire into the headliner and run it down the A pillar.  The new truck the headliner is tight so tucking it in will require losing up the headliner some which may be a PIA.  Thinking about just putting the Escort on the drivers side upper corner to make it easier.  

 

If you can post pics of where to wire into camera or somewhere up there would be helpful.   I've got the Denali with rear camera mirror and sunroof.   

SeTex Enthusiast

SeTex

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On 10/6/2019 at 1:26 PM, Zorron said:

Can you please show the tap locations for the power wire to the radar detector ?  Im fixing to do this and it would save me a ton of troubleshooting. 

Sorry for the delay. I didn’t realize I had post notifications turned off for this.

 

Tap locations attached.

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SeTex Enthusiast

SeTex

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On 10/11/2019 at 3:25 PM, FishinJ said:

 The new truck the headliner is tight so tucking it in will require losing up the headliner some which may be a PIA. 

Facts it’s a PIA. I still need to hard wire this one. I  had the OBD2 port power module for the blackvue but it causes the camera to cut on and off for some reason in the GMC.

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rob phan New Member

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On 10/7/2019 at 10:49 AM, Sotally Tober said:

I love mine.  Shoot me a PM if you ever plan on getting Laser Defense.  I just installed an ALP system with 3 heads in the front and 3 in the back on my RST.

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Hey man I got bought RST also. How did you tap into rear mirror for 12v for your radar?

lapoolboy Senior Enthusiast

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26 minutes ago, rob phan said:

Hey man I got bought RST also. How did you tap into rear mirror for 12v for your radar?

Look at the pics posted a few posts above yours.  

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11 minutes ago, lapoolboy said:

Look at the pics posted a few posts above yours.  

Idk if it’s the same I have red, blue, green Blk and yellow

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On 3/18/2020 at 5:58 PM, rob phan said:

Idk if it’s the same I have red, blue, green Blk and yellow

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I’m in the same boat... did you ever get an answer?

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