Hardwiring Pioneer Inno
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Fellas, im trying to hardwire the power for my Inno to the Cigarette lighter! now ive searched and seen all the gps hardwires which entails 3 wires but on my Inno there are only 2 wire that goes to the male end of the adapter.
now what im thinkin is to cut the male adapter and solder in behind the lighter, but what im foggy on is what to solder to being that there are 3 wires on the back of the lighter. also i want the Inno to turn on and off with the car like it does now. i will be attempting this this wknd so any help and pics would be helpful or recommendations!
now what im thinkin is to cut the male adapter and solder in behind the lighter, but what im foggy on is what to solder to being that there are 3 wires on the back of the lighter. also i want the Inno to turn on and off with the car like it does now. i will be attempting this this wknd so any help and pics would be helpful or recommendations!
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I used this http://www.myradiostore.com/power-ac...rware-tao.html.
i tapped power from the wires going to the cigarette and placed the adapter in the center console area there's plenty of room in there and ran the wire to the inno car dock.
i tapped power from the wires going to the cigarette and placed the adapter in the center console area there's plenty of room in there and ran the wire to the inno car dock.
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hold up, does the inno run of 5VDC? if so then you have to either do what LT1 said or take apart the cig lighter adaptor thing and use whats in there. This whole time I was thinking the inno ran on 12V. There are probably more options but from the way it seems LT1's would be the cleanest install. for $19 that's what I would do.
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