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Have a 2015 ST3
I'm looking for a fuse that switches on with the car but has a delayed cut off of a few minutes or so (really any duration works, so long as it's on the order of minutes and not hours).
I'm looking for something similar to the cigarette power outlets where they cut off after a short duration.
Fuse 61 looked promising (Cigar lighter, rear power outlet), but the add-a-fuse kit I have needs to be installed in the opposite direction for it to get power, so I can't it to fit in there. The red wire coming out interferes with the while block to the left of the fuses. (See below for note).
I have it installed on Fuse 85 right now, but, it powers off instantly with the car, causing my dashcam to corrupt the last thing it was recording.
Regarding orientation of add-a-fuse, I've had to install it in the opposite direction of what's shown here: http://www.focusst.org/forum/focus-...-hard-wiring-radar-detector-other-device.html
I've tested it by only installing the accessory fuse, and seeing which orientation provides power. This makes me a bit worried as well...
Any suggestions are appreciated!
I'm looking for a fuse that switches on with the car but has a delayed cut off of a few minutes or so (really any duration works, so long as it's on the order of minutes and not hours).
I'm looking for something similar to the cigarette power outlets where they cut off after a short duration.
Fuse 61 looked promising (Cigar lighter, rear power outlet), but the add-a-fuse kit I have needs to be installed in the opposite direction for it to get power, so I can't it to fit in there. The red wire coming out interferes with the while block to the left of the fuses. (See below for note).
I have it installed on Fuse 85 right now, but, it powers off instantly with the car, causing my dashcam to corrupt the last thing it was recording.
Regarding orientation of add-a-fuse, I've had to install it in the opposite direction of what's shown here: http://www.focusst.org/forum/focus-...-hard-wiring-radar-detector-other-device.html
I've tested it by only installing the accessory fuse, and seeing which orientation provides power. This makes me a bit worried as well...
Any suggestions are appreciated!