Stupid Question
11-06-2010, 10:45 AM
#1
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Stupid Question
Just wanted to quickly ask if the 12V connection at the top of the center stack is the only 12V connection in the car. Asking because I hate the way it looks with the GPS charger plugged in. Fugly. lol
Thanks for any help you guys can provide.
And my apologies for the stupid question lol.
Thanks for any help you guys can provide.
And my apologies for the stupid question lol.
11-06-2010, 11:16 AM
#5
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On top of it all, the GPS unit I have as an FM traffic receiver build into the plug, so I'm not sure it's going to fit in the center console. If I have to plug it into the top of the stack it's going to look like my car has a giant ***** built in
11-06-2010, 11:56 AM
#6
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Check the glove box for the owners manual.
Read it before posting 'stupid questions'...
You deserve a big ol ***** hanging out of you.
JK
You just have too many accessories.
You backed yourself into this corner all by yourself???
Get rid of the FM traffic receiver (what ever that is)
and throw the GPS out and buy a paper map.
It does not require 12V for it to function properly.
Your eyes and ears can work as a traffic monitor.
Problem solved...
Or buy a tap-a-fuse and tap a fuse in the SJB
and grap a ground there under a trim screw.
Problem solved.
Read it before posting 'stupid questions'...
You deserve a big ol ***** hanging out of you.
JK
You just have too many accessories.
You backed yourself into this corner all by yourself???
Get rid of the FM traffic receiver (what ever that is)
and throw the GPS out and buy a paper map.
It does not require 12V for it to function properly.
Your eyes and ears can work as a traffic monitor.
Problem solved...
Or buy a tap-a-fuse and tap a fuse in the SJB
and grap a ground there under a trim screw.
Problem solved.
11-06-2010, 12:11 PM
#7
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Oregon
Posts: 2,645
Check the glove box for the owners manual.
Read it before posting 'stupid questions'...
You deserve a big ol ***** hanging out of you.
JK
You just have too many accessories.
You backed yourself into this corner all by yourself???
Get rid of the FM traffic receiver (what ever that is)
and throw the GPS out and buy a paper map.
It does not require 12V for it to function properly.
Your eyes and ears can work as a traffic monitor.
Problem solved...
Or buy a tap-a-fuse and tap a fuse in the SJB
and grap a ground there under a trim screw.
Problem solved.
Read it before posting 'stupid questions'...
You deserve a big ol ***** hanging out of you.
JK
You just have too many accessories.
You backed yourself into this corner all by yourself???
Get rid of the FM traffic receiver (what ever that is)
and throw the GPS out and buy a paper map.
It does not require 12V for it to function properly.
Your eyes and ears can work as a traffic monitor.
Problem solved...
Or buy a tap-a-fuse and tap a fuse in the SJB
and grap a ground there under a trim screw.
Problem solved.
11-06-2010, 01:19 PM
#9
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Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Illinois
Posts: 1,846
Check the glove box for the owners manual.
Read it before posting 'stupid questions'...
You deserve a big ol ***** hanging out of you.
JK
You just have too many accessories.
You backed yourself into this corner all by yourself???
Get rid of the FM traffic receiver (what ever that is)
and throw the GPS out and buy a paper map.
It does not require 12V for it to function properly.
Your eyes and ears can work as a traffic monitor.
Problem solved...
Or buy a tap-a-fuse and tap a fuse in the SJB
and grap a ground there under a trim screw.
Problem solved.
Read it before posting 'stupid questions'...
You deserve a big ol ***** hanging out of you.
JK
You just have too many accessories.
You backed yourself into this corner all by yourself???
Get rid of the FM traffic receiver (what ever that is)
and throw the GPS out and buy a paper map.
It does not require 12V for it to function properly.
Your eyes and ears can work as a traffic monitor.
Problem solved...
Or buy a tap-a-fuse and tap a fuse in the SJB
and grap a ground there under a trim screw.
Problem solved.
I probably will see if I can use the regular power source from the other GPS unit in the family. That will at least make things somewhat better. Also I would've used my owners manual but the car is far and the keyboard is close
11-06-2010, 02:06 PM
#10
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 3,401
Check the glove box for the owners manual.
Read it before posting 'stupid questions'...
You deserve a big ol ***** hanging out of you.
JK
You just have too many accessories.
You backed yourself into this corner all by yourself???
Get rid of the FM traffic receiver (what ever that is)
and throw the GPS out and buy a paper map.
It does not require 12V for it to function properly.
Your eyes and ears can work as a traffic monitor.
Problem solved...
Or buy a tap-a-fuse and tap a fuse in the SJB
and grap a ground there under a trim screw.
Problem solved.
Read it before posting 'stupid questions'...
You deserve a big ol ***** hanging out of you.
JK
You just have too many accessories.
You backed yourself into this corner all by yourself???
Get rid of the FM traffic receiver (what ever that is)
and throw the GPS out and buy a paper map.
It does not require 12V for it to function properly.
Your eyes and ears can work as a traffic monitor.
Problem solved...
Or buy a tap-a-fuse and tap a fuse in the SJB
and grap a ground there under a trim screw.
Problem solved.
Who knew he was going to pull the "owners manual' line out the bag again.......... <yawn>