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  1. 11th January 2021, 12:15 PM #1
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    Question D4 ignition power source accessible on drivers side of dash

    Our MY12 D4 TDV6 being a base spec doesn't have a factory reverse camera. I'm looking to instal one of the kits with the seperate camera and monitor (as the small factory fitted AV monitor is not compatible with having a reverse camera added). To make my life easier, any tips on where an easy to access ignition power source is on the drivers side of the dash?
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    I’m also interested. I spend about 2 hours with a multimetre looking for the same. In the end I wired up my uhf direct to the spare battery
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    Either
    The cigar lighter,
    The plug for the in console cooler,
    The aux plug in the back of the console,
    Or the fuse box on Passenger side - use a piggyback fuse.
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    Quote Originally Posted by John_D4 View Post
    I’m also interested. I spend about 2 hours with a multimetre looking for the same. In the end I wired up my uhf direct to the spare battery
    UHF (any transceiver) should always be wired direct to a battery.
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