That is with the side panel removed which reveals a bolt that can be used as earth or this one that I used to ground the dashcam.
Great, very helpful, I'll have a look. Which fuses did you piggyback for ignition live and live please? Do you have a pic of the box showing that too?That is with the side panel removed which reveals a bolt that can be used as earth or this one that I used to ground the dashcam.
Did you piggyback the 7.5 fuse or use the empty slot to the left of it .I only used ignition live as pictured. I think its the third bay from the left of the 10amp fuse you can see.View attachment 112346
The spare slotDid you piggyback the 7.5 fuse or use the empty slot to the left of it .
Thanks! mate, just fitted my dc this morning. All good.I used a spare slot when I fitted mine, just make sure the fuse is the correct way around with the wire pointing up.
All done thanksThe spare slot
Hi forgive me if this is a stupid question, the spare slots have only one terminal and that is live, did you fit the piggyback into a slot with only one terminal?The spare slot
Yes, got mine in one of the sparesHi forgive me if this is a stupid question, the spare slots have only one terminal and that is live, did you fit the piggyback into a slot with only one terminal?
Hi, I tested a couple of the slots (shown in pic) and found them to be ignition live. I used the one to the left of the 7.5 fuse ( slot nu: F43). Dash cam working fine switching on/off with the ignition.Hi forgive me if this is a stupid question, the spare slots have only one terminal and that is live, did you fit the piggyback into a slot with only one terminal?
Hi, this is the fuseboard from my T6.1 Shuttle I am planning to hardwire my Viofo dashcam, I need a live and a switched live to run the cameras standby mode properly I am planning to use a spare switched live from the second from the bottom horizontal row, and a permanent live from the bottom row I was going to piggyback the 10 amp fuse on the bottom as there are no spare slots, it would be good to know what these fuses feed? are these "mini fuses".Yes, got mine in one of the spares
If you get ViP membership you then have access to the fuse diagrams!Hi, this is the fuseboard from my T6.1 Shuttle I am planning to hardwire my Viofo dashcam, I need a live and a switched live to run the cameras standby mode properly I am planning to use a spare switched live from the second from the bottom horizontal row, and a permanent live from the bottom row I was going to piggyback the 10 amp fuse on the bottom as there are no spare slots, it would be good to know what these fuses feed? are these "mini fuses".
Hi, I removed the side panel easy enough but not sure of how to remove the A-pillar trim, how did you remove that and the handle? without damaging the handle trim.Yes, pretty much that but I ran wire down the A pillar and through the side panel. Ended up in front of the fuse box.
If that's an electrician's diagram I wouldn't be able to read it.If you get ViP membership you then have access to the fuse diagrams!
There's a good thread on here, just Google a pillar removal t6forumHi, I removed the side panel easy enough but not sure of how to remove the A-pillar trim, how did you remove that and the handle? without damaging the handle trim.
For now anyways , I’ve just ran it down the a pillar then across the the bottom as in pic through to the side panel.There's a good thread on here, just Google a pillar removal t6forum
Hi there. More than little idea how to this but as others looking for a switched ignition live for my ctek. I used a test meter and earthed it and then I touched the copper sections in blue with other side of test unit. Nothing reading on meter but I’m 100% sure I’m not doing it right. How do I find the slot or fuse yo piggy back? Thanks in advanceRed: 12V Ignition switched live fuses.
Blue: The Common +12V side
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I haven't look for a decent Ground point yet... That's a job for next month for me... watching this thread!