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Grumpy GrandPa
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Joined: Aug 28 2009Location: Hull: UK City of Culture 2017 |
C4 VTR+ 2011 blooming fuses. The internal ones, in glove box, are neigh on impossible to get at. It's a right rats nest in there. Has any got photo of positon of radio fuses please - seem to be 15A acc to handbook? Took one out, thought put it back in correct place but radio is dead . . . . . . ALL I wanted to do was to use a piggyback fuse to hardwire a dashcam into the C4 Can the large connectors be removed in order to gain easy/easier access to the fuses? ![]() |
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Grumpy GrandPa
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hmmm.. Done it. Took a lot of faffing around inc removing the glovebox but when I got it soretd it all worked BUT didn't turn off with the ignition as was piggybacking onto the radio fuse. Used another fuse slot - F13 cigarette lighter - so the dash cam came on and turned off with the ignition. Hiding the wires in the a pillar and roof lining was easy. Interesting how I always seem to have a couple of screws or plastic pop studs left over after such a job.. . . . just as well i am not a surgeon |
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