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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 5008 |
All I did with rear dashcam wire was pull the front and rear door seals down a bit, run the wire up the "A" post across the top of door frames and tucked it under the "A" post trim and along edge of Head Lining and refitted the seals, if you actually want it right into the boot you can easily feed it through between head lining and roof panel then down the D & E post. If you are just looking for permanent and ignition feeds in the boot you could just tap into the tow bar wiring behind the boot nearside trim panel or if I remember correctly you can also access the trailer connectors by removing the n/s rear light unit but that might be on earlier cars, and use fuses 48 battery feed and 54 ignition feed for the trailer supply in the passenger side fuse box.
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Mon Aug 10 2020 2:23am |
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Birkers10 Member Since: 05 Mar 2020 Location: Derbyshire Posts: 6 |
Hi, Thank you, I will try through the roof lining, It's a sport so I don't think there is the locking rear diff also haven't found a fuse box or connectors in the boot. Ash
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Mon Aug 10 2020 6:48am |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 5008 |
The active locking rear diff was a option but quite rare, no fuse box in the boot for the facelift RRS1 the plugs/connectors will be behind the L/H boot trim panel.
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Mon Aug 10 2020 6:55am |
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