12v constant power in interior fuse panel?
I remember it being about 20.00 shipped from UK. Paul is very knowledgeable and friendly.
I ordered both connectors and they come with extra pins, in case you F-up.
Makes for a very clean OEM looking install. And you have 5 total switched and un-switched power sources and a ground on the multi-pin connector.
I ordered both connectors and they come with extra pins, in case you F-up.
Makes for a very clean OEM looking install. And you have 5 total switched and un-switched power sources and a ground on the multi-pin connector.
My post and pictures that have been quoted above, are for a Discovery-2, which has a different interior fuse box to the Discovery-1
I’m not too familiar with the Discovery-1 fuse box – so, I had a look through Land Rover’s installation instructions for Discovery-1 accessories (DVD, Navigation System, Mobile ‘phone).
Unfortunately, these appear to be the same accessories and instructions for the Discovery-2, and they show a Discovery-2 fuse box in their diagrams.
Looking at pictures of a Discovery-1 fuse box, there appears to be some unused connector ports – none of which, are the same as the S12 and S13 sockets in a Discovery-2’s fuse box.
I would suggest that you use a meter or a test lamp on the fuse box in your Discovery-1, to determine if any of these unused connector terminals are permanently live.
Otherwise, the previous suggestion of using a ‘piggy-back’ fuse, is probably the easiest solution.
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I’m not too familiar with the Discovery-1 fuse box – so, I had a look through Land Rover’s installation instructions for Discovery-1 accessories (DVD, Navigation System, Mobile ‘phone).
Unfortunately, these appear to be the same accessories and instructions for the Discovery-2, and they show a Discovery-2 fuse box in their diagrams.
Looking at pictures of a Discovery-1 fuse box, there appears to be some unused connector ports – none of which, are the same as the S12 and S13 sockets in a Discovery-2’s fuse box.
I would suggest that you use a meter or a test lamp on the fuse box in your Discovery-1, to determine if any of these unused connector terminals are permanently live.
Otherwise, the previous suggestion of using a ‘piggy-back’ fuse, is probably the easiest solution.
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Last edited by PaulMc; Feb 21, 2016 at 10:01 AM.
Is there a 12v constant power wire I can tap into from within the interior fuse panel? I was hoping to find something without having to connect a jumper wire directly from the battery.
Previous practical experience replies excellent as usual.
Recall fuse 12 appears to be hot/un-switched.
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Last edited by number9; Feb 21, 2016 at 10:31 AM.
PaulMC
Thank You for your knowledge and help on this matter. My Bad, I should have seen that it was a D1. Like you said, the piggy-back fuse connection, may be his best option, other than going from engine bay fuse box or battery.
Joe
Thank You for your knowledge and help on this matter. My Bad, I should have seen that it was a D1. Like you said, the piggy-back fuse connection, may be his best option, other than going from engine bay fuse box or battery.
Joe


