invisicord question
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So i got a invisicord and mikes mount for my g35 hooked up to the mirror, I was wondering how to hook it up to my 1999 lexus gs300 mirror. Searched but none for second generation.
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I meant my rearview mirror, I want to hook my valentine v1 using the mirror's power source. Sorry for the confusion. Like this;
http://www.myg35mods.com/tutorials/i...unt/index.html
http://www.myg35mods.com/tutorials/i...unt/index.html
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Sure. But if I remember correctly the mirror and the headliner are very close. Rather then mess with and expose the mirror wiring, run a wire up and under the headliner to the dome/garage opener assembly. There is a lot more room in there and less chance of damage.
I'll look at it again when I am on my way to work.
I'll look at it again when I am on my way to work.
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So having looked at it again I still think you are better off running the wire up and under the headliner rather then opening the covered mirror wiring. The distance difference is a couple inches.
You probably could create an opening in the mirror wiring cover and run your wire through there, or even tap it there. But I have never opened it so I do not know how much room is in there and I don't like working in such small areas.
You probably could create an opening in the mirror wiring cover and run your wire through there, or even tap it there. But I have never opened it so I do not know how much room is in there and I don't like working in such small areas.
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